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“Mother’s Day” is a heartwarming and informative class assembly script designed to celebrate mothers and other special carers. This 20-minute play explores the traditions of Mother’s Day while emphasizing appreciation and love.

Key Features:

Educational and Celebratory: The script combines elements of historical context with a focus on expressing gratitude, making it both educational and celebratory.

Large Cast Size: With 30 character roles, the script allows for maximum participation, ensuring that every child can be involved.

Simple Props and Staging: The prop and staging suggestions are easily manageable, requiring basic items like paper, art supplies, and a few symbolic props.

Clear Historical Context: The play explains the origins of Mothering Sunday, providing children with an understanding of the holiday’s history.

Incorporates Creative Expression: The script highlights various ways children can express their appreciation, including making cards, drawing pictures, and even baking.

Includes a Mother’s Day Song

Storyline Highlights:

The play begins with children expressing their excitement for the upcoming Mother’s Day celebration.

Narrators introduce the topic and explain that the UK tradition is called Mothering Sunday.

Historian characters provide a brief historical overview of Mothering Sunday, including its origins and traditions.

Children share what they appreciate about their mothers and carers.

The play showcases different ways to show appreciation, such as making gifts and baking treats.

All children join in a song to express their love and gratitude.

This script is a valuable resource for teachers looking to create a meaningful and engaging Mother’s Day assembly that celebrates mothers and carers while also providing historical context.