本和霍利剧本 18 Elf School

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Elf School

Somewhere, hidden amongst thorny brambles, is a little kingdom of elves and fairies.

Everyone who lives here is very, very small.

BEN: I’m Ben Elf. (TRUMPETS)(RUFF, RUFF!)

HOLLY: And I’m Princess Holly. (JINGLES) (RUFF!) Come on, let’s play!

BEN: Wait for us!

（Ben and Holly both giggle）

Narrator: Ben and Holly’s little Kingdom. (TRUMPET)

Narrator: Today’s adventure starts at the meadow.

Narrator: Elf School

Nanny Plum: Now, Princess Holly! What’s the name of THIS flower?

Holly: That’s easy, Nanny! It’s a daisy!

Nanny Plum: Yes, yes. An elf might call it a daisy. But a fairy Princess would call it a Bellis Perennis.

Holly: (Sighs) Bellis Perennis?

Nanny Plum: Correct! Now, what is this bluebell called?

Holly: Uh, bluebell?

Nanny Plum: Oh, no, no. A fairy Princess would call it a Hyacinthoid non-scripta.

Holly: (Sighs) Oh, Nanny! Nature class is so boring! Why do I have to learn the proper names of all these flowers?

Nanny Plum: That’s the stuff a Fairy Princess needs to know.

Holly: Maybe I don’t want to be a Fairy Princess!

(Playful music)

Ben: Hi, Holly!

Holly: Hi, Ben! Where are you going?

Ben: I’m off to Elf School!

Holly: Oh! What do you do at Elf School?

Ben: We learn how to make toys.

Holly: That sounds fun!

Ben: It is! Elves love making toys and I’m an Elf! (Toots trumpet)

(Ben and Holly giggle)

Holly: I want to make toys! Nanny, can I go to Elf School too?

Nanny Plum: But you’re not an elf. You’re a Royal Fairy Princess!

Holly: Oh, Please, Nanny Plum!

Ben: Please, Nanny Plum, let Holly come!

Nanny Plum: (Sighs) Oh, OK!

Ben and Holly: Hooray! (Giggle)

Nanny Plum: But I’ll come along too. Just to make sure you don’t get into any mischief.

Ben: OK, but hurry. We can’t be late for Elf School!

Holly: (Sings) We’re going to Elf School, we’re going to Elf School.

Ben and Holly: (Sing) We’re going to Elf School, We’re going to Elf School! We’re going to Elf School! We’re going to Elf School!

Ben: Come on. Elf School is at the top of the tree!

Holly: Ooh!

(Scampering feet)

The Wise Old Elf: Good morning, boys and girls.

Children: Good morning, the Wise Old Elf!

The Wise Old Elf: Ahem. Ah, Nanny Plum!

Nanny Plum: Hello, Mr Old Elf.

Holly: Hello!

Nanny Plum: Princess Holly wants to see what Elves get up to in your little school.

The Wise Old Elf: Hm. Very well. Holly may join the class.

Holly: Oh, goody! (Giggles)

The Wise Old Elf: But no magic or flying, please.

Holly: OK.

Ben: Holly! Sit next to me!

(Holly giggles)

The Wise Old Elf: Ahem! No flying! You will kindly walk. Flying is not allowed at Elf School.

Nanny Plum: (In low voice) Only because Elves can’t fly.

The Wise Old Elf: That’s right, Mistress Plum. Elves can’t fly. But we do have very good hearing!

(Children laugh)

The Wise Old Elf: And Elves are very good at making toys. So today we are going to make toys.

Children: Hooray!

The Wise Old Elf: We will carry on from where we left off last time.

Barnaby:  I’m making a toy car.

Lizzy: I’m making a toy duck.

Elf A: A toy helicopter!

Elf B:  A toy boat!

Jake: I’m making a toy frog!

Elf C: A toy rabbit!

Ben: I’m making a robot!

Holly: Ooh!

The Wise Old Elf: I see Miss Holly does not have a toy.

Holly: That’s OK. I’ll magic one! Zing, zang, zingy-zoy! Magic me a little toy!

(Bird chirps)

The Wise Old Elf:(Gasps)

(Bird continues chirping)

Children: Ooh!

The Wise Old Elf: Miss Holly! Magic is not allowed at Elf School!

Nanny Plum: (In a low voice) Only because Elves can’t do magic!

The Wise Old Elf: Ahem! Elves could do magic if they wanted to, but Elves don’t do magic!

Elf children: And we’re Elves! ( toot trumpet)

(The Wise Old Elf toots trumpet)

(All giggle)

The Wise Old Elf: Miss Holly, then you can work on this toy owl for today.

Holly: Thank you, Wise Old Elf.

(Wand twinkles)

The Wise Old Elf: And I will take this … wand for now so that you learn how to work the proper Elf way without magic.

Holly: Oh!

The Wise Old Elf: Don’t worry. You can have it back at the end of the class.

(Desk creaks)

The Wise Old Elf: Boys and girls, take out your hammers, and remember to tap gently.

(Desks creak)

(Children tap rhythmically and gently)

(Owl smashes)

Holly: Oh, no! I didn’t mean to do that!

(Wand twinkles)

Nanny Plum: Don’t worry, Holly. I’ll fix it. I’ve still got MY magic wand!

Holly: But Nanny, magic isn’t allowed at Elf School!

Nanny Plum: Oh, it’ll be alright. No one will notice! Nikc nack nowl. Mend this owl.

(Bang!)

The Wise Old Elf: What was that loud bang?

Nanny Plum: Uh, I think there’s a bit of a storm brewing outside!

(Children giggle)

The Wise Old Elf: Hm, well. As long as there’s no magic going on.

Nanny Plum: I assure you, Mr Old Elf. Princess Holly is not using magic!

Holly: Naughty Nanny Plum!

Nanny Plum: Oh, shush!

The Wise Old Elf: Now it’s time to paint our toys. Remember, be very careful! A little paint goes a long, long way.

(Paint squelches)

Holly: Oh, bother! Doing things without magic is very hard.

Nanny Plum: Maybe you need just a teeny-tiny bit of magic!

(Wand twinkles)

Holly: Oh, are you sure?

Nanny Plum: Trust me! Ahem! (Chants) Zig, zag, zoy. Paint this toy!

(Bang!)

The Wise Old Elf: Miss Holly! Are you doing magic?

Holly: (Coughs) No, Wise Old Elf! Not me!

Nanny Plum: (Coughs) I think it’s just the storm outside. It must be really close now!

(Children giggle)

The Wise Old Elf: Hm…There’s something funny going on around here.

Holly: Wise Old Elf, what do we do next?

The Wise Old Elf: A good question, Holly! Next we wind the toys up.

(Rhythmic winding)

(Frog ribbets mechanically)

Jake: Look, it works!

(Duck quacks mechanically)

Lizzy: Wow!

(Robot buzzes)

Ben: (Laughs) cool!

(Lever winds)

Holly: Go on, do something!

(Boing! Crash! Bang!)

Holly: Nanny, my owl doesn’t work!

(Wand twinkles)

Nanny Plum: Don’t worry. I’ll just give it a little help.

(Bang! Bang!)

(Holly and Nanny Plum cough)

The Wise Old Elf: Nanny Plum! Have you been doing magic?

Nanny Plum: Just a teeny-tiny little bit to help things along.

The Wise Old Elf: You are a very naughty fairy!

Nanny Plum: Sorry, Wise Old Elf!

(Children giggle)

The Wise Old Elf: We’ll say no more about it. Now, Holly, let’s see what your owl can do.

(Crash! Bang!)

Holly: It doesn’t work at all!

The Wise Old Elf: Mm. Maybe too much magic went into its making.

(Owl rattles)

Ben: I can fix it. I’m very good at mending things!

(Metal clinks) (Hammer taps lightly) (Key winds)

Ben: There. That should do it!

(Key winds) (Owl hoots sweetly)

All: Hooray!

Holly: Thank you, Ben! I did TRY to do it the Elf way!

The Wise Old Elf: Yes, Holly! I know you did.

Holly: But it’s not easy to make toys without using magic.

Ben: It’s easy for us because…

Elf children: We’re elves!

(All toot trumpets then laugh)

(Wand twinkles)

The Wise Old Elf: Now, Holly! Here’s your wand back!

Holly: Thank you.

The Wise Old Elf: And remember, no magic until you have left the classroom.

Holly: Yes, Wise Old Elf.

The Wise Old Elf: And that goes for you too, Nanny Plum!

Nanny Plum: Yes, Wise Old Elf.

(Owl hoots)

(All laugh)

(The end)