Welcome to A Magical Day in Wonderville, a place beyond maps and calendars — a place called Wonderville. In Wonderville, children don’t just learn numbers and letters. They learn how to fix broken stars, heal flowers with kindness, and use magic powered by imagination. Today, we follow a brave young girl named Claire, who is about to experience something new, exciting… and a little bit scary. It’s her very first day at the most magical school in all the land. So open your hearts, stretch your imaginations, and let the magic begin!
CHARACTERS:
NARRATOR
TEACHER ENCHANTED
CLAIRE
EDSON
GIRL
MOTHER
KIDS
SCRIPT:
NARRATOR: Once upon a time, in the magical land of Wonderville, lived a curious and gentle girl named Claire. In this land, children studied wonderful things — how to repair the stars in the sky, how to become doctors for flowers, and how to use magic wisely. Today was a significant day for Claire. It was her first day of school.
(Claire enters holding her mother’s hand.)
NARRATOR: Claire felt excited… but also a little afraid.
She didn’t know anyone, and classes had already started.
MOTHER: (smiling softly) Don’t worry, Claire. Be brave and have a magical day.
(They hug. Mother exits.)
NARRATOR: With shaky legs and a brave heart, Claire stepped into the enchanted classroom.
TEACHER ENCHANTED: Welcome, Claire! Please take a seat.
Now, Edson, let’s see if you remember yesterday’s lesson.
NARRATOR: Edson stood up proudly, waved his hands, and said his spell with confidence.
EDSON: Mini, mini, mini pibi, let there appear a delicious chocolate candy bar!
NARRATOR: Suddenly… poof! Instead of a chocolate bar, a small candle appeared!
(The kids laugh.)
KIDS: (laughing) He made a mistake!
TEACHER ENCHANTED: (smiling kindly) That’s alright! Mistakes are part of learning. Who would like to help Edson?
GIRL: (excited) I will! Mini, mini, mini quiliti, let there appear a delicious chocolate candy bar!
NARRATOR: Poof! An enormous chocolate bar appeared, and everyone clapped.
TEACHER ENCHANTED: Wonderful! Now it’s time for a magical game — The Flying Jump! Listen carefully, everyone. If you say the spell correctly, you will fly. Maraca, maraca, maraca zambaine. Let it fly, let it fly like a plane!
NARRATOR: Some children said the spell perfectly and floated through the air. Others mixed up the words and gently fell to the ground.
(Everyone laughs.)
NARRATOR: Laughter filled the classroom, and the magic continued.
NARRATOR: Teacher Enchanted taught spells for many things — helping others, fixing mistakes, and using magic wisely.
Claire watched with shining eyes.
Finally, she raised her hand.
CLAIRE: (nervous but excited) May I try a spell?
TEACHER ENCHANTED: Of course, Claire. Go ahead.
CLAIRE: Star lets, star, starlets, Let the classroom be filled with stars!
NARRATOR: Suddenly, thousands of tiny stars filled the room, twinkling and glowing softly. Everyone gasped… then clapped with joy!
NARRATOR: The children carefully wrote down all the spells in their notebooks. When the day ended, Claire skipped happily back home.
(Mother enters.)
MOTHER: So, Claire… did you like school?
CLAIRE: (beaming) Yes, Mom! I want to go back tomorrow… and every day!
NARRATOR: And so ends A Magical Day in Wonderville. Claire discovered that school is not just a place to learn spells, but a place to grow, to try, to make mistakes, and to believe in yourself. Remember, magic lives wherever curiosity, kindness, and imagination are welcome. And sometimes… the bravest magic of all is simply trying something new.
The End
Author: Unknown
Adapted by: Kidsinco
Moral of the Story: Learning is an adventure. Mistakes help us grow, and courage opens the door to wonderful discoveries.
Moral Values:
- Courage
- Curiosity
- Confidence
- Kindness
- Perseverance
- Joy in learning
- Acceptance of mistakes
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