Me-To-You

          The staff:
 Annie: a girl, the main character
 Abby:  a girl, Annie’s friend
 Granny: Annie’s grandmother
 The bear: Me-To You, the teddy bear

Annie:  This is my bedroom.
Abby:   
            It looks like a toy-shop!
            You have five collections of dolls!
            I see here anything, really,
            From Lego to different balls.
        Annie:   
                My laptop.
                It’s is very expensive.
                In fact it is cooler than yours.
             My mummy has bought me much better.
             Advanced and with greater resource.
Abby:
             Your laptop is great.
             But… it’s getting late.
             I think I’d better go.
Annie: 
              But… why? Please, wait. Oh, no!
              My friend! She has gone.
              I’m in terrible despair.
Granny:   
              I’ve found in the attic…
               A wonderful bear.                (She gives Annie a toy bear)
Annie:   
             A bear? But granny!
             It doesn’t cost a penny!
Granny:
               Its nose is as cold as ice. And blue.
               But look how he’s smiling! I think he loves you!
Annie:   
              Oh, granny! My toys are brand new!
              And this is an old Me-To-You.
              Just look! It is shabby!
Granny:
               It’s lovely, my baby.
               It’s old but it’s nice. It’s got loving eyes.
               Your friend will come back. Don’t be sad.
               And play with the bear. He’s glad!            
               You’ll like it, my dear.
Annie:      I’ll put it… well, here.                (She puts the bear into the box)
Annie’s sad song:
                I wonder why, I can’t but cry.
                Hello evening, sunshine, good-bye!
Annie falls asleep. The bear becomes alive. He gets out of the box, comes to Annie and wakes her up with his song.
The bear’s song:
Hello, hello! Can you clap your hands? (Clap-clap)
Hello, hello! Can you clap your hands? (Clap-clap)
Can you stretch up high? Can you touch your toes?
Can you turn around? Can you say hello?
The bear: Good evening, Annie.
Annie: Who are you?
The bear: A teddy bear. Me-to-you.
Annie: But…  tell me…  tell me … why?
The bear:  I don’t want you to cry.
                Play with me, dance with me.
                I am funny, you can see.
Annie: Let’s sing my song now!
The bear: Yes! But tell me how.
Annie’s song:
With my foot I tap, tap, tap.
With my hand I clap, clap, clap.
Right foot first, left foot then.
Round and round can back again.
Annie: I’ve never had such a wonderful guest.
          Of all the toys you are really the best!
Annie falls asleep again. Abby comes back. She knocks on the door. Annie awakes.

Annie: Who’s there? It’s Abby!
           She’s back! I’m so sorry!
Abby: It’s ok. Shall we play?
Annie: This bear is my friend.
           Come on, please, shake its hand.
Abby: But Annie, it doesn’t cost a penny!
          It’s old and it’s shabby.
Annie: It’s wonderful, Abby.
                The end.