The narrative emphasizes the themes of hope, joy, and the importance of kindness and sharing during the Christmas season.

Description: Dancing, Non-speaking roles, children can dress as various animals and react non-verbally to the events. Main characters include Mary, Joseph, Baby Jesus, the Three Wise Men, Shepherds, Angels, and the Stars. Description: Several children can play shepherds, with a few lines each, expressing wonder and joy.This moving poem, showing the hope and light that is associated with Christmas, comes to us from the Anglo-Irish poet who was father of the Hollywood legend Daniel. In his early years, Day-Lewis was a Marxist who became a member of the British Communist party, and was influenced by his university friend WH Auden; but he became a much more traditional lyric writer, and an unlikely establishment figure who was awarded the role of poet laureate in 1968. Angel: (Announcing) “Fear not, for born today in the city of David, a Savior, which is Christ the Lord.” The play is designed to be inclusive and adaptable, ideal for a group of roughly 30 children, with the flexibility to accommodate more participants by doubling up roles. Storyline

Luke 2:10: "And the angel said unto them, 'Fear not: for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people.'" Choreograph simple, humorous dance moves for the children dressed as animals. It should be something easy and fun, allowing even the youngest participants to join in. Description: Can be one child or a small group, telling the story and guiding the audience through the scenes. They speak in rhymes or simple lines. Additional roles include dancing animals in the stable, additional angels, shepherds, and stars, allowing flexibility for more children to participate.This heartwarming script is perfect for infant schools and promises to bring the true spirit of Christmas to your school’s festivities. Table of Contents Encourage the children to express joy and excitement in their dance to convey the celebratory mood of the scene. These Bible verses about Christmas are also a wonderful way to share your faith during the holidays. Written in a Holiday card, shared on social media, or added to a party invitation, Scripture has a powerful way to encourage and inspire. Below, you will find both short verses to share and the longer text of each Scripture story. Merry Christmas to all! Christmas Bible Verses about the Birth of Jesus Christmas is not a merry time for all, as Wendy Cope makes clear in this perfectly executed poem, reproduced below. Comedic talent is as underrated in the world of poetry as it is in other art forms, but Cope is a virtuoso whose highly skilled work dazzles with irony, wit, and parody. She has been called “a jet-age Tennyson” for her pitch-perfect common touch: