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Never Want My Wobbly Tooth to Fall Out Script人物：Charlie, Lola, Joey, Berry, Tooth Fairy, Lucy, Narrator第一幕Narrator：Charlie and Lola are playing in the sitting room.Charlie : 【玩汽车声】Hello, I’m Charlie. I have this little sister Lola. She is small and very funny. 【Lola手拿猪玩具学猪叫】Today, she’s talking funny. Because shehas got a wobbly tooth.Lola: Look, here，Charlie.【用手指牙，口齿不清】Charlie : I can’t understand you, Lola.Lola: I have a wobbly tooth. 【用手指牙，口齿不清】Charlie: Sorry, I can’t understand you.Lola: I have a wobbly tooth. 【用手指牙，口齿不清】Charlie: Oh, you’ve got a wobbly tooth. 【Lola点头】This is Lola’s first ever wobbly tooth.Lola: Yes, I got a wobbly tooth. I do not ever never want my wobbly tooth to fall out. Joey: Yeah, three years ago, when I had my first wobbly tooth, I nearly swallowed it.【Lola吸气】B ut luckily I was eating a toffee… and my tooth got stuck in it! Charlie: Once I headed a football and my wobbly tooth just flew out of my mouth!【Lola吸气】【Charlie笑】Lola: But I do not ever never want my wobbly tooth to fall out.Joey: Which one is it, Lola?Lola: This one.Joey: Why don’t you want it to fall out?Lola : I just need to keep completely all my teeth.Charlie: Those are just your baby teeth and they are meant to get wobbly and fall out, Lola. Then you will get new teeth- and they are your grown-up ones.Joey: Yeah. They’re stronger. And you will keep them forever.Charlie: It’s like mooses. Mooses’ antlers fall off and then they get new ones which are better and stronger.Lola: But I am not a moose, Charlie!Charlie: We must have lost a lot of teeth. How many teeth is it, Joey?Joey: I think I have lost 54.Charlie: Maybe not 54, Joey. Maybe more likely 67.Lola: It’s my wobbly tooth and I want to keep it… wobbly.第二幕Narrator：Joey is Charlie’s good friend. They’r e making the pathway to have a train race.Joey: Put it here.Charlie: It doesn’t go like that…Lola: Charlie, before Berry comes, can you make the fence for the pig?Charlie: Lola, we are building a track for an very important race. Can’t you see?Lola: Yes, but Joey can still do the track and you can make me a fence. And maybe a farm house.Charlie: I can’t do that. Maybe later you can do a fence and we fight on a race .OK, come on, Joey.Joey: OK.Lola: 【门铃】It’s Berry. Berry, I’m here.Berry: Lola, Lola!Lola: Hello, Berry. What is it?Berry: I’ve got…Lola:What is it, Berry? What is it?Berry: I’ve got…Look, my tooth fell out! 【Lola吸气】【Berry傻笑】Charlie: Wow, let me see. Do that just happen?Joey: That’s a huge gap.Berry: I can do this. 【吹口哨】【Charlie and Joey笑】Lola: I don’t like whistling.Berry: Bu~Joey: Did your mother pull it out or did you pull it out on your own?Berry: I did on my own.Joey: So what did you get?Berry: I’ve got…Lola: What do you mean, what did you get?Berry: Well, the too th fairy came and…Lola: Who is the tooth fairy?!Berry: The tooth fairy is the tooth fairy…I lost my wobbly tooth, I put it under my pillow, and in the middle of the night the tooth fairy came【Lola Wow】and thenI got a coin under my pillow, and in the morning I bought this from the farm.It’s a chicken!Lola: I didn’t know there was a special fairy who gave you presents when your teeth fell out! Why didn’t somebody tell me this before? 【Lola Hu~做梦】【仙女跳舞】My wobbly tooth must completely come out! Now!All: Yeah. Haha~Berry: 【手拿小鸡】Cluck, cluck, cluck, cluck8个, when your teeth falls out, Lola, what are you going to get? Because we need lots of things. We need a horse, a sheep and a cow.Lola : En, I am going to get a giraffe.Berry: Do you get giraffes on the farm?Lola : Yes, absolutely I do, Berry.Joey: No, you don’t.Lola:… You do, Joey. I have seen them.Charlie: Who first the wobbly too th fall out…Lola: But how do I get my wobbly tooth to fall out?Berry: Does it feel wobbly enough?Lola :I think it’s almost nearly about to come out【口齿不清】…Ah, Charlie, you have to go.Charlie: It’s wobbling. It’s not coming out.Joey: Does anybody get a toffee?【大家叹气】Berry :You have to keep wobbling it.Charlie: I know. Oh.Joey :Do you want me to twist it?Lola: 【Charlie and Lola: No】Joey! Mum said absolutely no twisting!Lola: 【喝饮料】It still looks coming out. I’ve been wobbling it for ages.Charlie: Keep wobbling.Lola: I don’t think it’s ever going to come out.Charlie: Keep wobbling, Lola.【Lola叹气】Keep wobbling.Lola: 【叹气，吃苹果】Aaagh! It’s out! My tooth is out. My wobbly tooth is really out! Berry: Yes, it’s out.Charlie: Oh, that’s a good one.Lola: And now I can get my giraffe!All: Yeah.【鼓掌】Lola: It’s very absolutely precious, isn’t it?Berry :You have to put it under your pillow in the very, very middle. You must go to bed early, and you must fall asleep quickly, or the tooth fairy won’t come. 【Lola拼命点头】Lola :Yes. Because I really want my giraffe.Berry: I want the giraffe too!Lola: En~ 【小心翼翼收好牙齿】Narrator：Lucy is a Chinese girl. She is coming to look for Berry. Berry: That’s my friend Lucy.Lola: …When you come over tomorrow, I can have my giraffe and you can bring your chicken and they can be friends. 【握手】Berry: Yes, yes, yes! Bye, Lola! 【拥抱】Lola: Bye. Lots of bye~ Charlie~Lucy: Why are you so happy?Berry: Because Lola has lost a tooth, she will get a coin from the tooth fairy. Then she can buy a giraffe. And we can play together.Lucy: Really? That sounds interesting.Berry: What will happen if you lose a tooth?Lucy: Well, in China, we do different things. Once I lost my upper tooth, my mum told me to throw it on the ground. But last year I lost my lower tooth, my mum asked me to throw it to the roof.Berry: Why do you do that?Lucy: Because my teeth will grow well.Berry: That’s fun. I have never known that before!Lucy: Let me tell you more about that…Berry: OK!第三幕Narrator：It’s nine o’clock. It’s time for bed. Lola is still excited.Lola : Charlie, I’m just going to wash my tooth and make it shiny a nd clean. And then I …Oh no! My tooth has gone! It’s not there!Charlie: Check again. It must be there!Lola: Oh, no!Charlie: It must be somewhere! Don’t worry, Lola. Let’s find it together.Lola: It isn’t here. 【刷牙镜子前】Charlie: No. 【鞋底】Lola: Is it under it? 【小猪底下】Charlie: No. 【玩具箱】Lola: 【地毯下】Charlie: Nothing. 【床铺，床底】Lola: Charlie.Charlie: Did you find it, Lola?Lola: My tooth is completely gone!Charlie: Mum will check the kitchen. I’ll check the bedroom. And I think maybe it is lost.Lola : No w the tooth fairy won’t come and…I won’t get a coin and I won’t get my giraffe. 【哭泣】Charlie: You can ,you can write to the tooth fairy and explain .Lola: I don’t know how to write to the fairy.Charlie: Fairies can read every language. Come and I will help you.Lola: What should I do to let her believe me that I have absolutely, honestly, deadly lost my tooth. How would the tooth fairy know?Charlie: I have a really good idea. If you go to sleep and dream really happy dreams, you will smile. Then the tooth fairy will see the gap between your teeth, and then she’ll know you really did lose your tooth!Lola : OK, Charlie, I must have a really happy dream. Ah. Really happy dreams. Really happy dreams. Really happy… 【做梦笑】Fairy: 【唱Y ou’d better watch out, you’d better not cry. You’d better not pout I’m telling you why. Tooth Fairy is coming tonight.】Hello, I’m a tooth fairy. I am busy every day. Because children lose their teeth every day. 【翻枕头】【Chant】Where, where, where’s the tooth? Did Lola lose a baby tooth?Look, look, there’s a gap. Can you see it in her mouth?Really, really, I can see it clearly. She will get a coin happily. Bye, Lola~ Lola : 【起床铃声】Oh, 【起床，翻看枕头下面】Charlie! The tooth fairy did come! Look, come on, Charlie. Hurry, hurry, I need to get a giraffe!第四幕Narrator：In the afternoon, Berry comes to play with LolaJoey: Yes, it’s really good.Charlie: OK, go.Berry：What’s your giraffe called?Lola: Giraffe. And what about your chicken?Berry：It’s called…【思考状】Chicken!Lola: Oh, look! I think they’re friends. Maybe Giraffe and Chicken would like to meet Mr Goat? Oh, we don’t have a goat.Berry: How will we get a goat?Lola :We need more wobbly teeth! Have you got any more wobbly teeth?Berry: Nope. What about you?Lola: I don’t know, try this one.【口齿不清】What about this one?Berry: Nothing.Lola :Try that one.Berry:This one? This one? This one…Narrator：Boys and girls, do you have a wobbly tooth? Are you worried about that? Don’t worry. Let’s sing and dance together.Song: Wobbly tooth, wobbly tooth. You’ve got a wobbly tooth.Wobbly tooth, wobbly tooth. You’ve got a wobbly tooth.Wobbly tooth, is that right? With no teeth how can you bite.But don’t worry, cause all is fine. New teeth grow back in a really quick time.。

Scene 1 Art Class参演人员( Trudy; Rob; Lisa; Mrs. Weston; Narrator；the other two students; booksta nd)Begin:Narrator:Trudy Hubble has elbows that stuck out and knocked things over. Her hands were large and clumsy. Her feet were so big she was always tripping over things.At the same time,Trudy Hubble comes in （clumsily, head down, elbows stuck out, be careful not to be tripped over.）Rob:Look out, here comes Trouble!” (Laugh)The other kids all looked at Trudy, laughing!Trudy’s head goes lower, and goes to her seat clumsily.Mrs. Weston: Sit down, Trudy. Let Lisa bring you a water Jar and some paints. And don’t move out of your seat unless you must.Trudy sits down in silence.Narrator: Lisa fetched paper and paint and brushes. She put them on the table. Next, she filled a jar with water and took that to Trudy. Before she sat down she moved her chair as far away from Trudy as possible. (Lisa acts as the narrator says.)Trudy (stare at Lisa) says to herself: How I wish I could be more like Lisa. She never knocked things over. She had small hands and feet and wavy brown hair.Mrs. Weston: Now today, I’d like you to paint me a monster. The scariest monster you can think of.All kids: Oh, great!Narrator: Trudy reached out to dip her brush in some black paint. But she knocked over the jam jar. Water spread and drown Lisa’s dragon. (Trudy acts as the narrator says.)Trudy (mutter): Oops, sorry!Lisa (stare down at her soggy picture with tears): Oh, my picture!Rob (come over): hey, Mrs. Weston! Come and see what Trudy done now.Trudy (face goes red, muttered): I’ll get a cloth.Narrator: Trudy jumped to the feet, the chair fell over backwards. Trudy turned round and her paintbrush caught Rob across the face. It gave him a droopy black moustache. (Rob:Oh, my face!) Rob staggered back against a wire bookstand. The bookstand came crashing down and books went all over the floor.Mrs. Weston (came hurrying, she caught her leg on Trudy’s chair and laddered her tights.): Oh, no! My tights!Trudy (upset): sorry, sor ry, sorry….Scene 2 Trudy’s home参演人员( Trudy; Mum; Narrator; some passers-by)Begin:Trudy (enter house, say to herself): I hate Art, I hate Art, I hate Art”Mum (lay in bed, holding a box of paper hankies, coughing): Trudy, I’ve got an awful cold. Don’t come too close or you might catch it. (Coughing)Trudy (stay near the door): Okay. Shall I make you a mug of tea?Mum (say quickly): No, thanks. I’ll wait till your dad gets home.Trudy sighed.Narrator:Trudy knew why Mum didn’t want her to make any tea. She was afraid Trudy would spill it coming up the stairs.Mum (sniff): but there’s something I’d like you to do.Trudy (eagerly): what’s that?Mum: Take a message to Mrs. Willow. Tell her I shan’t be well enough to come to work tomorrow. (Blow her nose into a paper hanky), “she’s a very old lady. I don’t want to give her my cold.Trudy: I’ll go straight away. (Turn to the door)Mum: Thanks. Oh, but Trudy……Trudy (stop): Yes, Mum?Mum: Mrs. Willow’s house is full of beautiful things. I have to be very, very careful not to break anything. So, if she asks you to come in, you’d better say no.Trudy (sigh): Yes, Mum.(go out and run)Narrator: Trudy ran along the crowded street. And she bumped into a passer-by. Passer-by (angrily): Watch out!Trudy (running): Oops, sorry.Scene 3 Mrs. Willow’s home参演人员( Trudy; Mrs. Willow; Narrator; cat; vase; some passers-by)Begin:Narrator: Trudy reached Mrs. Willow’s home, a tall, graceful old house. She knocked on the door, the door opened. There stood an old lady with white hair and sharp blue eyes. Although she walked with a stick, she was tall and graceful, like her house. Trudy (nervous): Hello, Mrs. Willow. I’m Trudy Hubble. My Mum’s your home help. She won’t be able to come tomorrow. She’s got a cold.Mrs. Willow: I’m sorry to hear that. What she needs is my special cold cure. Come inside and I’ll give you some.Trudy: No, thanks. I’ll wait here.Mrs. Willow: Nonsense, you can wait in my sitting room. (Turn and start to walk down the hall), “come in, come in.Trudy (take a deep breath): fine.Narrator: Trudy stepped inside, looked around the sitting room. There were beautifulthings everywhere—pretty china figures and little glass animals, delicate tea sets and glass bowls. But the most beautiful thing of all stood alone on a little table. It was a large green-and-white vase with a dragon painted on the side.Trudy (stood at front of the vase, extremely nervous): How beautiful! What can I do now?!Mrs. Willow (come back into the room): Ah, I see you’re looking at my Chinese vase. It’s very, very old, do you like it?Trudy (nod): yes.Mrs. Willow(hold out a small brown bottle): Here’s my cold cure. Don’t ask me what’s in it. It’s an old family secret. But it always works.Trudy (take the bottle and have a deep breath): Thanks for the cold cure, Mrs. Willow.I must go home now.Mrs. Willow (sad): Can’t you stay for a cup of tea?Trudy: No, I have to go. (Turn to the door)Narrator: Trudy couldn’t wait to get away. She felt sure that there would be a disaster. Suddenly something furry brushed against her leg. Trudy jumped backwards.Cat (jump away): Yeowll!Narrator: Trudy jumped again, sideways. Her elbow hit the green-and-white vase. It began to sway, from side to side….Trudy watched in horror.Vase (fall to the floor): Crash!Trudy (scared): Oh, I’m sorry. I’m really sorry. It’s because I’m clumsy. That’s why I didn’t want to come into your house. I knew something would get broken. It always does when I’m around.Mrs. Willow (calmly): It’s all right.Trudy (surprised): Doesn’t matter?Mrs. Willow (smile): Not a bit. You see, that vase has been broken before. It had to be mended then. I broke it when I was just about your age. Yes, I used to be clumsy too. Trudy(surprised): You couldn’t have been as clumsy as I am. I’m the clumsiest person in our school!Mrs. Willow (take a photo): Do you see this girl playing tennis? Well, that was me. Trudy took the photo and looked at it.Mrs. Willow (laugh): I was a real ugly duckling, wasn’t I? But do you remember what happened to the ugly duckling?Trudy (nod): It grew up to be a swan. But I don’t think I shall. I’ll just grow up to be an ugly duck.Mrs. Willow:Not if you do as I did. You have to keep telling yourself that inside, where it matters, you’re really a swan. Say it now.Trudy (doubtful): I’m a swan.Mrs. Willow (smile): It does work, you know. It’s a kind of magic. Say it again. This time, as if you really believe it.Trudy (clear her throat, louder): I’m a swan!Mrs. Willow (smile): That’s better. Now help me clear up these bits of old vase. Then we’ll have some tea.Narrator: They drank tea from china cups. They ate chocolate cake off delicate plates. An hour later, Trudy said goodbye to Mrs. Willow.Trudy (smile): bye, Mrs. Willow. Thank you! (jumped): I’m a swan! I’m a swan! I’m a swan!Scene 4 School Playground参演人员( Trudy; Lisa; Rob; Other students; Mrs. Weston; Tree)Begin:Narrator: In the school playground, some students stood looking upon into a tree. Students (upset): What can we do now?Narrator: Trudy went in, jumping and smiling.Trudy (happy): I’m a swan! I’m a swan! I’m a swan!Rob (look at Trudy): Look out! Here comes Trouble!Trudy (smile, go to Lisa): Why do you cry? What’s the matter?Rob: It’s Lisa’s kite. It’s got stuck up the tree.Lisa (almost cry, point at Rob): Rob did it! (wipe her eyes): He let go and it flew up into the tree.Rob (ashamed, mutter): Stupid old kite！Lisa (angry): It’s a beautiful kite! I got it for my birthday! It was my best present! (begin to sob)Trudy (kind): Don’t cry! I’ll get it down for you. I’m good at climbing trees.Lisa (horrify): No, you will tear it! It’s only made of paper. (turn to other students): Can’t somebody else get it down?Other students (shake heads): I can’t!Narrator: Trudy jumped up and grabbed the lowest branch. She swung herself up and began to climb.Lisa (nervous): Trudy, be careful! It’s a special Chinese kite. It cost a lot of money. Trudy: Don’t worry! I’m a swan!All the students looked at Trudy, nervous and unbelievable.Narrator: At last, Trudy managed to free the kite and climbed down the tree gently. And Mrs. Weston got in.Lisa(run to Trudy, happily): It’s safe! Thanks, Trudy! (show to the others, shout): Look, it’s all right!All students looked at Trudy, unbelievable: Wow, it’s safe! So cool!Mrs. Weston (look at Trudy): Trudy, what a mess you look! Your hands and knees are dirty! Go and wash them at once!Narrator: For a moment Trudy felt like her old clumsy self. But then she remembered what Mrs. Willow had said. It didn’t matter how she looked inside. Inside, she wasreally a swan.Trudy (proud, smile at Weston): I’m a swan!All the students (thumbs up): Trudy, you are a swan! Trudy jumped away like a swan, beautifully！。

高英Unit9LanguageWork1) Government at many levels should establish (institute) certain rules in the interests of the citizens.2) If the scofflaw has an open mind, it is not difficult for him to appreciate (understand) another's point of view.3) The employer must verify that the applicants for the post have the proper qualifications (credentials).4) Allowing books about law and order to be sold at the exhibition would (set a precedent) (establish a pattern) for future conventions.5) The results of experiments on the sobriety of those drivers after heavy drinking have not been conclusive (final).6) The issue (subject) Frank Triplett is discussing concerns everyone who flouts basic rules of the the road.7) The evaluation stated that the police commissioner's work has been satisfactory/ adequate.8) After a short break, the lecture on the hazards of lawbreaking resumed (continued).9) The Administration in Washington (took it for granted)/assumed that we would agree.10) Because Mary felt humiliated/ ashamed at being fined for ignoring the federal 55m.p.h. speed limit, she would not come to the lecture on the dangers of scofflawry.11) Believe it or not, a novel with a good plot but with a pedestrian/dull style of writing will not become a best seller.12) Their inept/inappropriate handling of our account about the law-breakers made us reevaluate our relationship with them.13) The article alluded to/(referred to) the car crashes on the interstate highways, caused by the lawless activities of theAmerican driver.14) The sociologist's intransigent/stubborn manner in no way helped her get her way.15) Drunken driving is a major catastrophe/disaster in whicha great many lives have been lost.16) Some people say that the police were hand in glove/acted closely together/ with the scofflaws.17) The constable was severely reprimanding/reproching the two young tobacco addicts.18) A policeman sometimes is a pompous/swaggering figure in children's story books but,as a matter of fact,he is very helpful in enforcing law and order.。