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IgorC [24]
2 years ago
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40 sentence skit example

English
1 answer:
Vikentia [17]2 years ago
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This skit requires 4 to 8 campers, depending on how long you want the skit to last.

Camper #1: Walks onstage and squats down as if he is sitting on a bench that is invisible.

Camper #2: Walks up to #1.

Camper #2: “Whatcha doin’?”

Camper #1: “Just sitting on this invisible bench.”

Camper #2: “Can I join you? “

Camper #1: “Sure.”

Camper #2: Sits down next to #1.

Camper #3: Repeats the dialog.

Each camper comes on and repeats, making a long line of campers sitting on the bench.

Last camper walks up to line of campers.

Last Camper: “What are you guys doing?”

All Campers: “Just sitting here on this invisible bench.”

Last Camper: “No you aren’t. I moved the bench over there.” (Points)

All the sitting campers fall down.

Variations:

For each variation, repeat the dialog above, changing the end.

#1

Last Camper: “No you aren’t. I moved the bench over there yesterday.” (Points)

Camper #1: “But, I moved it back here this morning!”

Last Camper: “Oh, ok!” (And sits down with the rest)

#2

After the last camper says, “Oh, ok!” (And sits down with the rest)

One more Camper enters: “What are you guys doing?”

All Campers: “Sitting on this invisible bench.”

One more Camper: “Oh no! I just got done painting that bench!”





Here hope you can use this
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