0-6岁短剧 | 但以理信靠神（Daniel Trusts in God）
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这是一套在美国很受欢迎的教材，按年龄共分三部分：0-6岁学龄前儿童教程，6-12岁学龄儿童教程，和12岁以上青少年教程。我们将陆续翻译成中文，分享给大家。
这套教材里的每一篇，无论是教程还是各种活动，都独立成篇，没有先后顺序，大家可以按需要和负担选择使用。
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主题
但以理、祷告、保护
材料
几位孩子（最多6人）或老师与助手使用木偶表演
卡纸
活动时间
大约15分钟
课前准备
课前打印纸偶图案，将各角色剪下。把纸偶粘贴在冰棒棍上。把卷轴图案用铅笔卷起来。
准备简单舞台背景，例如：
但以理的房间
国王的宝座
狮子坑
新法令卷轴
简单的木偶舞台可以用一张旧床单搭在几把椅子上制作，让操偶者躲在后面。
剧本
第一幕
（舞台上只有但以理，他正在祷告。）
旁白：很久很久以前，在一个遥远的国家里，住着一个名叫但以理的人。他总是向神祷告。
但他不知道，自己很快就要面对一次考验。
但以理：神啊，我又来到祢面前。感谢祢今天赐福给我，也感谢祢帮助王知道我是值得信任的人！
旁白：但以理刚祷告完，三个坏人走了过来。他们一直在想办法，想找出但以理的把柄。
（三个坏人上场）
坏人1：看看但以理吧！这个人身上根本找不到什么坏处。难怪王这么器重他！
坏人2：是啊，可是一定能找到些什么。没有人是完美的。只要找到一点错，王就会知道他不适合这份工作。说不定我们之中有人还能取代他呢！
旁白：于是他们不停地观察但以理，希望发现他做错什么事。可是他们什么都找不到。后来，
他们想起了一件事：但以理每天都向神祷告。于是他们决定利用这一点来陷害他。
第二幕
（国王坐在宝座上，桌上放着卷轴。）
坏人1：王啊！我们有一条新法律，相信您一定会喜欢。
坏人3：只要您在这卷轴上签字，法律就能开始实施。我们认为，凡是向神祷告的人，都应该被扔进狮子坑。毕竟，如果有人向神祷告，那就不是向您祷告了啊，王！
（坏人3把卷轴推到国王面前）
旁白：王觉得这个主意不错，于是签下了法令。但他完全没有想到，他的朋友但以理每天都向神祷告三次。
第三幕
（但以理再次独自在舞台上祷告）
但以理：神啊，王签署了一条新法律，不准我向祢祷告了。但我相信祢必拯救我。我仍然要继续向祢祷告，因为我信靠祢会帮助我。
（三个坏人再次出现）
坏人1：但以理，请跟我们走。你违反了王制定的法律，必须被处死。
坏人2：我们听见你向神祷告了。按照王的命令，你要被扔进狮子坑！
旁白：于是但以理跟着他们去见王。一路上，他不断向神祷告，求神垂听并拯救他脱离狮子的口。
第四幕
（王、但以理和三个坏人都在场）
王：唉呀！但以理，我的朋友！我竟然忘了你每天都向神祷告。现在我只能让他们把你送进狮子坑了。我已经无能为力。愿你的神拯救你！
坏人3：太好了！我们的计划成功了！他终于不会挡我们的路了。以后我们就能取代他，像他一样接近王！
坏人1：我真是太高兴了！快点开始吧！
旁白：于是但以理被带到狮子坑。但这些坏人不知道的是：但以理的神也会在那里陪伴他。
第五幕
（但以理在狮子坑里，旁边有三只狮子）
但以理：神啊，我做错了什么呢？我只是向祢祷告，现在却被困在狮子坑里。这些狮子看起来又饿又凶。求祢救我！我相信祢会帮助我。请帮助我不要害怕。
（狮子围着但以理走动）
旁白：那天晚上，王怎么也睡不着。他一直想着自己的朋友但以理。他担心但以理已经被狮子吃掉了。但王仍然盼望：但以理的神能够救他。
旁白：就在这时，神行了一件奇妙的事。祂差遣一位天使来到狮子坑，封住了狮子的口。所有狮子的嘴立刻闭上了，没有一只能够伤害但以理。但以理甚至平安地睡了一觉，直到第二天早晨。
（天使上场，把黑色X贴在狮子嘴上）
王（幕后）：但以理！你的神救了你吗？
但以理：王啊！我的神差遣天使封住了狮子的口。我一点也没有受伤！
旁白：王听见后非常高兴！于是但以理被从狮子坑里救了出来。他可以继续自由地向神祷告。王把这件事告诉全国百姓，并吩咐他们敬畏那位能够拯救人的神，就是那位连狮子口都能封住的神。
结束（THE END）
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Daniel Trusts in God
A puppet skit that teaches children that they can trust in God, like Daniel when he was thrown in the lions' den. (Skit for up to six)
TOPICS:Daniel, Prayer, Protection MATERIALS:Several kids (up to 6) or you and an older helper who would like to use the puppets in the skit.Card stockPaper Puppet cutouts [PDF] Click hereSkit handout [PDF] Click here DURATION:Approximately 15 minutes |
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PREPARATION:
Before class, print out the Paper Puppet cutout pages and cut out each item. Glue each paper puppet to a craft stick to function as a handle. Use a pencil to roll up the scroll. Before starting this skit, set up a stage with the backdrops that you would need, such as Daniel's room, the king's throne area, a lions' den, and the scroll for the new law. A simple puppet stage can be made using an old sheet, draped over a few chairs, with the seats of the chairs facing the puppeteers.
(Scene 1 starts with Daniel by himself on the stage, praying to his God.) | |
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Narrator: | Once upon a time in a land far away there was a man named Daniel. He always prayed to his God, but little did he know that he was going to be tested. |
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Daniel: | God, here I am again. I want to thank you for blessing me today and for helping the King see that I can be trusted! |
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Narrator: | Daniel was finishing his prayer when three mean men came walking by and thinking of some way to find something bad about Daniel. |
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(Three mean men come onto the stage.) | |
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Mean Man 1: | Look at Daniel, there is nothing bad about that man. No wonder the King thinks he is the best man to be in charge! |
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Mean Man 2: | Yes, but there has got to be something bad about him. Nobody is perfect. We just have to find one thing to make the King see that Daniel is not the best person for the job. Maybe even one of us could do Daniel’s job. |
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Narrator: | And that is exactly what they did. They kept thinking and watching to see if Daniel would do something bad, but they never found one bad thing. Then, they remembered hearing him praying, and decided to tell the King. |
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(Scene 2 begins with the king and his throne, the scroll, and the three mean men.) | |
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Mean Man 1: | Oh King, we have a new law that we think you will really like. |
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Mean Man 3: | We just need you to sign this scroll so that we can start our job. We believe that any man who prays to God should be thrown into the lions’ den. You know, that means that if someone is praying to God, he is not praying to you, oh King! |
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(Mean man 3 pushes the scroll to the king.) | |
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Narrator: | The King liked this idea very much and signed the scroll, but did not even think about his friend Daniel who prayed to his God three times a day. |
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(Scene 3 begins with Daniel by himself again, on the stage praying) | |
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Daniel: | Oh God, the King has signed a new law and does not let me pray to you anymore, but I believe You will save me. God, I trust that You will help me as I continue to pray to You. |
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(The three mean men return to the stage.) | |
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Mean Man 1: | Daniel, you are to come with us please, you have disobeyed the law that our King has made and you must be put to death. |
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Mean Man 2: | We heard you praying to your God, and so by the order of the king you will be thrown in the lions' den. |
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Narrator: | So Daniel went with them to see the King, all the while praying to God to hear his prayer and to somehow save him from the lions. |
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(Scene 4 begins with Daniel in front of the king and the three mean men. | |
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King: | Oh no, Daniel, my friend, I forgot all about you praying to God! Now I have to let these men take you to the lions’ den. There is nothing I can do to help you now. May your God save you! |
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Mean Man 3: | Well, that sure did work! Now, he will be out of our way and we can take over his job and be as close to the King as he was. |
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Mean Man 1: | I am so excited! Let’s do this! |
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Narrator: | So Daniel was taken away to the den of lions to be thrown in, but little did the mean men know that Daniel’s God would be right there beside him. |
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(Scene 5 begins with Daniel in the den with three lions.) | |
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Daniel: | Oh God, what have I done? I have prayed to you and now I am stuck in here with these lions. They look so hungry and so mean. Please God, save me. I trust that You will help me. Help me not be scared. |
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(Lions move around daniel.) | |
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Narrator: | The King tried to sleep that night, but he couldn’t help but think of his friend who had really done nothing wrong. Now, he was probably eaten by those lions. The King hoped somehow Daniel’s God would save him. As the king was thinking about these things, God did something wonderful. He sent one of his angels to go to the den and to close the lions’ mouths. All of the lions’ mouths were shut immediately and Daniel was not harmed. He even had a chance to sleep until the next morning when his friend the King came by. |
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(An angel comes onto the stage. Tape a black "X" over each lions mouth.) | |
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King: | (From offstage) Daniel, has your God saved you? |
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Danniel: | Oh King, my God sent an angel to shut the lions’ mouths. I am not even hurt! |
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Narrator: | The king was full of joy, and so Daniel was taken out of the lions’ den. He was free to continue praying to his God. The King let his people know of what happened to Daniel and told them they should also pray to the God who saves people, even from the mouths of lions. |
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THE END | |
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