Dramatization

= Dramatizing Social Studies =

If there were commercials back in the 1920's....

RAGGEDY ANN (1) Have you ever been listening to the stories of Raggedy Ann by John Gruelle and just wanted to reach into the book and pull out the beloved doll to have for your very own? (2 & 3) Reading book together -- look up; smile; nod eagerly (1) Well now you can! Straight from the pages herself, Raggedy Ann is now available for every child who has always wanted to hug this famous character. It’s everything you remember about this precious doll –from her bright red hair to her button eyes and striped socks; you’ll love her as soon as you pull her in for that first hug. --Hug and pass to 2 & 3.-- (2 & 3) Pull doll into arms and hug -- look happy and smile (1) Get your very own Raggedy Ann today!

WHEATIES (1) Check out this new cereal ACCIDENTALLY invented by George Comack! It was discovered when a wheat mixture accidentally dripped onto a hot surface and burnt to a flaky crisp! (2) Who ever thought a fluke accident would turn out to be such a great addition to your breakfast as well as a healthy and delightful start to your day! (1) Want to have a successful day? (2) Want to eat like a champion? (3) Try our new Wheaties! (1, 2, 3) Breakfast of Champions!

Crayon Commercial: 1. “Sick of messy, dusty chalk?” 2. Nods head and looks sad 1. “Now you can wipe away those tears and smile!” 2. Grins big and drops the chalk and grabs the crayons 1. “That’s right, brand new from Crayola are the hottest new colored writing and drawing utensils in existence.” “Become an without the mess of paint! Create beautiful masterpieces in just minutes!” 2. Draws on paper with crayons, holds up picture and smiles 1. “Red, blue, yellow, orange, yellow, green, black, and purple! Your options are endless. These wonderful little creations will be sure to keep you entertained for hours. Be sure to buy your pack today.”

Oscar Mayer Weiner Oh I wish I were an Os-car Mayer Wie - ner That is what I'd tru-ly like to be 'cause if I were an Os-car May-er Wie – ner Ev-ery one would be in love with me.

Reese’s Walk along and run into one another. (One with PB and one with chocolate.) 1. YUM chocolate. 2. YUM Peanut Butter. Bump: 1. Hey! You got peanut butter on MY chocolate! 2. Hey! You got chocolate on MY peanut butter! 1. YUM! This is good! 2. WOW! It is REALLY good! 3. And that my dear friends is how the Reese’s Cup was invented….in my opinion. Reese’s Cups – Milky chocolate and creamy peanut butter that melt in your mouth. Mmm. Pure perfection. 1. Find them at your local grocery store. (Pull out the Reese’s to distribute)

Teddy Bear Sitting or standing as if at home. 1. Mommy, mommy! Can I please take my teddy bear to the park? He wants to have fun by the river too. 2. Okay, bring him along as long as you do not leave him stranded there again. 3. The teddy bear is sweet, cuddly, and irrestible. He makes nightmares disappear and is a fun companion. Best of all he does not bite. If you do not already own a teddy bear, you had better go get one. They are on the shelves everywhere waiting for their rightful owner to come along. Plus, the more the merrier! Teddy will be delighted to have many bear friends. Prices do vary. Check your local toy store. 1, 2, 3. Teddy, Teddy, Teddy Bear.