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 VALERIA FERNANDEZ
 
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							| I need a play 
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							| hi friends O have to prepare a play for halloween, can u help me with some ideas plz?
 my studentrs are in their second year of english aged 6 to 9, so they are not used to difficult vocabulary.
 i hope you can help me.. thanks in advanced and have a great day !!!
  
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 cauffeepot
 
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							| The Great Pumpkin--try to find a copy on the Internet |  14 Aug 2010     
					
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 dragona
 
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							| I �ve got that somewhere on my hard drive.... I must find it if you need it give a shout I loved this story and my kids did when they were little.  |  14 Aug 2010     
					
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 dragona
 
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							| Lumkin the ugly pumkin is the one I �ve got just found it... They even made an old vhs video of it. The original site I got it from doesn �t exist but the data I have written down is that it was written by this man:    
LUMPKIN THE UGLY PUMPKINBy
 Anthony Pennyfield
 
 
 The night was cool, and a full moon dominated the autumn sky.
 On a farm in a large field pumpkins were growing in the soft
 glow of  the  moonlight.   The pumpkins would be sold for
 Halloween.   They were just about full grown.  Soon the farmer
 would let people go into the field.  They could pick out whatever
 pumpkin or pumpkins they wanted.
 
 The  pumpkins  had  the  power to speak to each other �s
 minds.   This  was  so that people could not hear them.  The pumpkins
 bragged  among  themselves  about  who  was  the  biggest.  Other
 pumpkins,  claimed  to  be the roundest.  And other pumpkins said
 they  were  the  most  unusual.   The  pumpkins were all eager to
 see which of them would be the first to be chosen.
 
 During  the  next  week many pumpkins were chosen.  The only
 ones  that  were  left  were  very  small  to large or very ugly.
 One  pumpkin  nobody wanted was a small very bumpy lumpy pumpkin.
 The  other  pumpkins  laughed  and  made fun of this pumpkin.  It
 had  so  many  lumps and bumps they called it Lumpkin.  The ugly
 pumpkin became  so upset  it  broke loose from  the vine and rolled
 itself into the nearby woods.
 
 Poor  little Lumpkin,  nobody wanted it.  The Lumpkin er,
 pumpkin  rolled  deep  into  the  woods.   It was two days before
 Halloween  and  nobody  would  see  it.   The pumpkin saw a light
 in  the  woods and decided to roll towards it.  Deep in the woods
 a  great  witch  was  stirring  her  cauldron of magic.  Suddenly
 she  turned,  "heh,  whats  this  over here, don �t be afraid come to me,"
 the witch beckoned to the pumpkin.
 
 The  pumpkin  slowly rolled towards the witch.  "Well aren �t
 you  the  cutest  pumpkin," the witch said.  Witches regard bumpy
 and  lumpy things as beautiful.  "What do they call you," cackled
 the  witch.   "Lumpkin  they  call  me  Lumpkin,"  said the sad
 looking  pumpkin.   "Lumpkin,  now that �s a real nice name, tell
 me  something  Lumpkin  would  you  want to become my pet".  The
 pumpkin  now  found  someone who liked the way it looked and also
 it �s  name.   "Yes,"  said  Lumpkin.  The witch gave the pumpkin
 a  magic  brew  to drink.  A mist surrounded the pumpkin and when
 the  mist  disappeared,  the  pumpkin  had  little arms and legs.
 
 "Hop  on  my  broom,  I �ll  take  you for a fly about," the witch
 told  Lumpkin.   Lumpkin  and  the  witch flew through the air,
 over  the  trees  and  over  the  pumpkin fields.  When the other
 pumpkins  saw  Lumpkin waving at them, they could hardly believe
 it.  All of the pumpkins began to cheer Lumpkin.
 
 Even the most unattractive and ugliest of things can find a place in the
 world.  The  witch  would  keep  Lumpkin  for all of it �s days on earth.
 And the Lumpkin would always love the kindly great witch.
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 napster
 
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							| it �s a good story, this pumpkin represents people who is descriminate because of physical appearence, maybe the witch found the true beauty of it |  15 Aug 2010     
					
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