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The document is a play about a race between a hare and a tortoise where the hare is confident he can beat the tortoise due to his speed but underestimates the tortoise, allowing the tortoise to slowly and steadily walk to victory while the hare naps.

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4B Script

The document is a play about a race between a hare and a tortoise where the hare is confident he can beat the tortoise due to his speed but underestimates the tortoise, allowing the tortoise to slowly and steadily walk to victory while the hare naps.

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4B (Teacher: Jose Gonzalez)

The Hare and the Tortoise - A Play

Scene 1

Narrator 1: One day the hare is talking to his friends.

Hare: I’m an excellent runner. I run very fast. I can run faster than all the animals in
the forest.

Rabbit: Really?

Hare: Of course! In the forest there are rabbits, foxes, deer and monkeys. They
are all slower than me. I am the fastest animal in the forest!

Tortoise: Don’t forget me.

Hare: You! You can’t run! You’re the slowest animal in the forest! Slower than a
snail!

Tortoise: If you want, we can have a race..

Hare: What! You and I have a running race.

Tortoise: Yes, you and I.

Hare: OK. We can have a race at 3 o’clock this afternoon!

Narrator 2: All the animals are very excited.

Rabbits to the monkeys: You must come to see the race..

Foxes to the deers: You must come to see the race.

Animals to all the forest: You must come to see

Animals: Everyone must come to the race.


Musical intervention (Student’s intervention)

Scene 2

Narrator 1: It’s 3 o’clock. Time for the race!

Rabbit: Ready, steady … GO!

Narrator 2: The hare runs ahead very quickly. Soon, the other animals can’t see him.
He’s running in the forest.

Narrator 1: The tortoise is walking, slowly but surely.

Narrator 2: The hare can’t see the tortoise.

Hare: He’s so slow! I can stop and wait for him.

Narrator 1: The hare sits down under a big tree to wait for the tortoise. And … he
falls asleep!

Narrator 2: The tortoise is walking, slowly but surely. He passes the sleeping hare.

Narrator 1: The hare sleeps and sleeps.

Narrator 2: The tortoise walks and walks. Soon he can see the winning post!

All the animals: Look, here comes the tortoise!

Narrator 1: The hare wakes up, but it’s too late!

Narrator 2: The tortoise is the winner!

All the animals: Hurrah, hurrah! The tortoise is the winner!

Tortoise: Yes. Slowly but surely wins the race.

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