Description
Winter Assembly for Key Stage One
Winter Assembly for Key Stage One, Brrrr! …. surely there’s a bit more to be said about winter than this?! Well, if left to our cast it would just be the sound of snoring – any excuse to follow the lead of that hibernating hedgehog. Fortunately, you can always rely on a bit of Disney to revive flagging spirits – plus some snowball fights and a few words from our rocking robin!
A Cast of 30 – easily adaptable up or down. Duration: Around 10 – 15 minutes. This length can be extended by the addition of suggested poems.
This is one of a set of plays on The Seasons (Summer, Autumn and Spring)- all available as separate purchases.
Winter Assembly Sample Text:
(Enter group of children all dressed in winter clothes)
Child 23 – 27: (Together) We’re all warm!
Narrator: And how is that?
Child 23: I have a warm woolly hat!
Child 24: I have a warm woolly scarf!
Child 25: I have warm woolly gloves!
Child 26: I have warm woolly socks and welly boots!
Child 27: And we all have
Child 23 – 27: Warm woolly coats to keep us warm!
(Exit group of children)
Narrator: Hmm! Warm and woolly seems to work!
Music 5 Rockin Robin – Michael Jackson
(Enter Robin/Child 28 dancing to song that is sung by rest of the cast)
Narrator: (Applauding) Well, that was very upbeat!
(To robin) You don’t seem to have any problems with the cold weather!
Robin: Well, it’s not always easy, you know! And I am always grateful to those kind people that leave me food out in their gardens!
Narrator: Well, you are our favourite national bird
Robin: And those Christmas cards just wouldn’t be the same without me, right?
Narrator: Right!
(Exit Robin)
(Sound of loud snoring, from the cast)
Narrator: Hey! What’s going on?
Music 6 All I have to do is dream – Everly Brothers
(Optional excerpt – first couple of bars)
(Enter very sleepy hedgehog/Child 29)
Hedgehog: (Rubbing eyes) Oh! Where’s my bed? I must have sleepwalked off, by mistake!
