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Apr 18, 2004
Play titled
Mrs. Duck'S Employment agency
Each child plays the roll of the person that they want to
be once grown up.
Mrs. Duck takes calls as the caller tells of what
situation they are facing. She then searches her
employment cards for a person suited for the job.
(each child is dress up as what they want to be)
(teacher will be dressed as a duck)
frantic music plays as each child leaves the stage on
their appointment. The music stops just long enough for
the next phone call. Mrs. Duck is also trying to take a
break.
It ended with Mrs. Duck developing a tooth ache, and the
last child who wanted to be a dentist checking Mrs. Duck's
mouth and dragging her off stage to fix that naughty tooth.
The kids had the best time ever.
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