B. Telford wrote:
I am teaching in a private religious school and we would like to do a Las Posadas play for Christmas. (grades Pk-3 through 5th grade) Does anyone out there have any suggestions of plays already written that are approximately 20 – 30 minutes long? I know very little of Las Posadas and would like this to be an exciting learning experience for our children. I have found only 2 or 3 songs and no scripts, HELP!
If anyone can help out with any suggestions, please comment below. The play can be in Spanish and/or English.
Thanks in advance!
Lisa
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September 1st, 2008 at 1:20 pm
We did a Christmas play last year entitled Las Posadas. I ordered it through Cokesbury. It was written by Albert Zabel and Deborah Somuano. It was really simple and cute. It was also very inexpensive and came with the split-track CD. I don’t know if it is still availabe this year but its worth a try.
September 1st, 2008 at 1:34 pm
Lisa, I looked up the play and did not find it through Cokesbury but I found it online through target.com It cost $20.00.
THe full title is
Las Posadas- A Christmas Musical for Children from the Mexican Tradition
Gina