Ask five people to play the script of the children's story play in kindergarten.

The pantomime script of Little Bear Tooth Pulling

Mom: I'm mother bear.

Bear: I am a bear doll.

Mom: I'm fat and big.

Bear: I'm like my mother.

Mom: Mom is going to work.

Bear: The bear is playing at home.

Mom: No, you must wash your face first. ...

Bear: OK, OK ... OK, take a bath.

Mom: No, you must brush your teeth. ...

Bear: hmm, hmm ... ok, brush it.

Mom: No, brush well, and. ...

Bear: and, and ... nothing!

Mom: No, think about it! ..... Don't eat cookies casually, ... Don't help yourself. ...

Bear: OK, OK, we all know! No biscuits, no melons, no sweets, and so on.

fight ...

Bear pushed his mother to the door with his head, and her mother poked him on the forehead lovingly and went out. )

Bear: (singing) Mom has left, and now I am in charge. First, sing a bear song, Doraemon will sing, and then dance a bear dance, and Sophie Mir will dance.

Bear: Oh, I promised my mother to wash her face. I will wash the bear's eyes first, then wipe the bear's mouth, wipe the bear's nose, pull the bear's ears twice and comb the bear's hair three times. Well, I don't like brushing my teeth.

(Singing) Get some cookies. Alas, I promised not to eat. Take a sugar ball. Well, I promise not to eat. This can of molasses, haha, never said not to eat. This bucket of jam, haha, mom forgot to mention it, too.

Bear: Eat a spoonful of honey first, and then a spoonful of sauce. Too fresh! Scoop a little. It is better to serve a side dish. The more you eat, the more you want to eat. Just add another bowl. A spoonful, a plate, a big bowl, lick it three times after eating. ...

(Singing) The bear is really happy to eat. Bears eat a round belly, sweet to the root of the tongue and sweet to the tip of the teeth. Alas, it is hissing. Why is it sweet and sour? Acid to the base of the tongue, acid to the tip of the tooth, alas, hiss, how did it hurt? It hurts too much to do it.

Bear: ouch, ouch, the painful bear keeps turning, ouch, ouch, the painful bear keeps barking.

Dr. Rabbit: (singing) Wearing white clothes and carrying a medicine box, he goes to see a doctor every day. Dr. Rabbit keeps calling for help.

Bear: Doctor, doctor, come quickly! My teeth hurt like needles. ...

Doctor Rabbit: Don't ouch, don't yell, open your mouth and let me see. Alas, my teeth are really bad. Well, this needs mending, well, this needs unplugging. Sit still. Hey, I can't reach it. Why are you so tall? Move a bench as a ladder and climb up to give you an anesthetic. Hey, you sit still, don't be afraid. You can't pull it out unless the pliers are firmly clamped ... pull it out, pull it out, but you can't move it. Why are your teeth so big?

Bear: Ouch, pull it out. Why are you so small?

Rabbit sings: puppy, puppy, come on,

Dog sings: Woof, I'm coming.

Rabbit and dog sing: help pull out the tooth, pull out, pull out, stop moving. Why are your teeth so heavy?

Bear: Ouch, pull it out. I can't help crying in pain.

Dogs and rabbits sing: kitten, kitten, come on,

Kitten: meow, meow, meow, I'm here.

Chorus: help pull out teeth, pull out, pull out, no.

Rabbit sings: the clamp is broken and your teeth are rotten.

Bear sings: Oh, pull it out quickly. Jumping up hurts the bear's feet.

Chorus: squirrel, squirrel, come on,

Squirrel sings: squeak, squeak, I'm coming.

Chorus: Help me pull out my tooth, pull it out, pull it out, but it still doesn't work. Your teeth really make me sick.

Bear: Ouch, pull it out. I really feel pain.

Chorus: bird, bird, come on.

Birds sing: Haw, I'm coming.

Chorus: Help me pull out my tooth, pull it out, pull it out, but I can't pull it out. One, two, one, two, one, two, oh, oh, finally.

Rabbit: Does it still hurt?

Bear: It doesn't hurt at all.

Rabbit: ok, now apply some medicine and protect your teeth in the future, or you will rot one by one and pull it out like this.

Bear: OK, OK, I won't come. All right, all right, I won't do it. Why can't your teeth rot just by calling me toothache?

Rabbit: We are never picky about food.

Dog: Wang Wang, no more cookies.

Cat: Vivi, don't steal honey.

Squirrel: Squirrel never licks jam.

Bird: I also eat vegetables and meals.

Cat: Eat fish too.

Dog: Eat meat, too.

Squirrel: Eat carrots, too.

Bird: I also eat noodles.

Everyone: I eat whatever my aunt gives me and brush my teeth several times a day.

Bear: So … from now on, I won't be picky about food. I will brush my teeth several times a day.

Chorus: if you say it, you must do it, so as not to pull out all your teeth.

Bear sings: You must do what you say.

Chorus: Never pull out all your teeth.