"The Halloween Adventure"

Here's a Halloween play script for younger students in English, designed to be simple and fun:

"The Halloween Adventure"

 

Characters:

 

Narrator

 

Witch

 

Ghost

 

Vampire

 

Zombie

 

Pumpkin

 

Cat

 

Owl

 

Skeleton

 

Students (as Trick-or-Treaters)

 

 

Narrator:

Welcome, boys and girls, to a spooky night,

Full of tricks, and treats, and Halloween fright!

Tonight, we’ll follow a group so brave,

Who’ll meet spooky creatures on their way!

 

(Enter Trick-or-Treaters, walking down the street with bags for candy.)

 

Trick-or-Treater 1:

It’s Halloween! We’re ready for fun!

Trick or treat! Let’s run, run, run!

 

Trick-or-Treater 2:

But wait! Look over there, do you see?

A witch is flying near that tree!

 

(Enter Witch flying on a broom.)

 

Witch:

Hee hee hee! What do we have here?

Are you afraid of me, my dear?

I’m a witch, but don’t you fear,

I only want to spread some cheer!

 

Trick-or-Treater 3:

A friendly witch? How cool is that!

Can we get candy from your black hat?

 

Witch:

Of course, my sweets, here’s a treat,

Now off you go down the spooky street!

 

(Narrator steps forward.)

 

Narrator:

The children walk, but what’s this now?

A ghost appears, with a moaning sound!

 

(Enter Ghost, floating around the stage.)

 

Ghost:

Oooooo! I’m the ghost, white as snow,

I like to scare, but don’t you go!

I have a treat for you, my friends,

And the fun of Halloween never ends!

 

Trick-or-Treater 4:

Thank you, Ghost! You’re not so bad.

This Halloween is the best we’ve had!

 

(Narrator steps forward.)

 

Narrator:

The journey continues, but what’s that sound?

It’s a vampire coming around!

 

(Enter Vampire, with a cape and fangs.)

 

Vampire:

I am the vampire, dark as night,

But don’t worry, I won’t bite!

Instead of blood, I offer candy,

For Halloween, that’s much more handy!

 

Trick-or-Treater 5:

Thanks, Mr. Vampire! You’re quite nice,

Your candy is better than any advice!

 

(Narrator steps forward.)

 

Narrator:

As they walk on, who do they see?

A pumpkin grinning from ear to ear, happily!

 

(Enter Pumpkin, dancing.)

 

Pumpkin:

I’m a pumpkin, round and bright,

I glow with a friendly light!

Here’s some candy, don’t be shy,

I’m the happiest pumpkin you’ll ever spy!

 

Trick-or-Treater 6:

Thank you, Pumpkin! We love your grin,

Let’s continue our Halloween spin!

 

(Narrator steps forward.)

 

Narrator:

The kids keep walking, who’s next to meet?

A skeleton with dancing feet!

 

(Enter Skeleton, dancing.)

 

Skeleton:

I’m a skeleton, all made of bones,

But don’t be scared, I won’t moan!

Let’s dance together, all in a line,

This Halloween is so divine!

 

(All students dance together for a short moment.)

 

Narrator:

The children have met creatures galore,

But one last treat waits in store!

A wise old owl, with eyes so bright,

Will guide them home through the night.

 

(Enter Owl, flying softly.)

Owl:

Hoo hoo! I’m the owl, so wise and kind,

I’ll help you home, just follow behind.

Halloween is fun, but now it’s late,

Time to rest and celebrate!

 

Trick-or-Treaters:

Thank you, Owl, for showing the way,

This has been the best Halloween day!

 

Narrator:

And so, the night comes to an end,

With happy memories and new friends.

Happy Halloween to one and all,

Let’s cheer, and have a ball!

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(All characters bow together.)

 

Everyone:

Happy Halloween!

 

 

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This simple script is easy to perform and allows for flexibility with costumes and props. It can involve many students and encourages fun interaction between them and the audience.