英语小剧场英文

1.《BBC广播剧--福尔摩斯》(The Sherlock Holmes Collection - Radio Dramas)2.《BBC广播剧--圣诞颂歌》(A Christmas Carol)3.《BBC广播剧--简爱》(Jane Eyre)4.《BBC广播剧--荒凉山庄》(Bleak House)5.《BBC广播剧--布朗神父》(Father Brown)6.《BBC广播剧--美丽新世界》(Brave new world)7.《BBC广播剧 德国小镇 约翰·勒卡雷》(BBC Radio Collection: A Small Town in Germany)8.《BBC广播剧--使女的故事》(Handmaid's Tale)9.《BBC广播剧--鲁滨逊漂流记》(Robinson Crusoe)10.《BBC广播剧--艰难时世》(Hard Times)11.《BBC广播剧--我们共同的朋友》(Our Mutual Friend)12.《BBC广播剧--远离尘嚣》(Far From The Madding Crowd)13.《BBC广播剧-故园风雨后》(BBC Drama - Brideshead Revisited） 英语广播剧，为外研社儿童发展中心研发的《布奇乐乐园》产品中，“英语小剧场”的组成部分之一。也许会有不喜欢学习的孩子，但却没有不喜欢听故事的孩子。声音刺激是幼儿快速吸收语言和知识的开端，是幼儿语言学习的重要途径。非常奇妙的是，人可以随时主观地关闭自己的其他感官，如合上嘴巴，屏住呼吸，闭上眼睛，但唯独不能随意关闭耳朵的听觉。处于幼儿阶段的孩子还没有主动学习的意识，更没有能力对外界不良环境进行抵制，完全就像一张白纸一样。一般孩子的成长过程，都是任听环境的摆布，每天在听来自四周的各种噪音，各种不适合孩子的电视剧声音，还有不够专业、不够地道、不够优美的英语学习产品的声音。所以，我们幼教工作者和广大家长应该多思考给我们的孩子听些什么？优秀的英语听力内容，不但能给孩子创造一个想象的空间，锻炼孩子听英语的能力，更能从小培养孩子倾听的习惯，防止浮躁。它可以帮助家庭创设自然的双语环境，让孩子们的小耳朵随时随地都听到优美地道的声音，这种不断的大脑刺激能帮助孩子积累大量潜意识记忆的语言，从而培养出语感。《布奇乐乐园英语小剧场》中英文双语广播剧就是这样一个优秀的幼儿英语听力产品。孩子真正的阅读是从听故事开始的。许多幼儿虽然还不识字，还不能读懂图书中的内容，但如果这个时候他（她）能够听到与他（她）手中的图书内容一样的故事，就可以为日后的自主阅读打下坚实的基础。孩子有着不可低估的吸收能力，幼年时期听故事的体验会让他们有机会吸收各种各样的信息，为他们今后的图书阅读积累丰富的知识和经验。这就是我们为什么研发与英语故事相配套的中英文双语广播剧，并把它称为Audio Book的原因。中英文双语广播剧以中文导读的方式将孩子逐渐带进英语的世界，并以精心挑选的国外古典音乐为背景，让幼儿在优美的音乐、温馨的中文、和地道英语的共同熏陶中，初步感受英语国家的文化，体会双语语言的魅力，启蒙英语的语感，孩子们听懂了，会说了，会演了，会用了，让无数成人头痛不已的英语听说问题就这样轻而易举地解决了。就这样，通过听中英文双语广播剧，孩子们完成了“听故事学阅读”的第一步过程。

四人英语话剧剧本-The Rolling OrangeThe Rolling Orange讲述桔子的故事。一天早上，桔子一家醒来，发现人们开着卡车，搬着梯子，来摘桔子了，快来看看他们的命运如何吧。人物Tom: Father OrangeKlye: Mother OrangeWallis: Older Sister Orange Jessie: Little Brother OrangeCharactersFather Orange: He is a middle-aged, considerate, and thoughtful man.Mother Orange: She is a younger and more youthful woman than Father. She is also very optimistic.Older Sister Orange: She is young , energetic, and competitive .Little Brother Orange: He is the youngest and, therefore, a little spoiled.SCENE I 场景一：果园One Morning in an Orange Orchard.(Today is a sunny day . An orange family is discussing nervously about something on an orange tree in an orchard. )Father: I was awakened early this morning by the sound of trucks in the field (yawning). Mother: Well, it wasn’t the first time to be like this.Sister: A whole bunch of strange men was brought in by trucks.Brother: That really scared me. They got out and started to climb up ladders.Sister: (Afraid suddenly) Oh! My friends were grabbed and put into large bags. I could hear them yell for help.Father: Hey! We shouldn’t look at them; otherwise, they’ll notice us.Mother: But it’s useless.Sister: Oh, God! We’re discovered!Brother: Oh! We’re being grabbed and pulled from our branches. What will we do for food and water?Sister: It will be so uncomfortable going to town in that bag with a lot of strangers. Mother: Well, we’ll just have to do our best. Father: Yeah!SCENE II On a Fruit Stand.(After having been on the road in a bag for half an hour, they are placed on a fruit stand. )Sister: Gee! This place is so cold and desolate. I wish we had our friends here on this stand (looks at the opposite fruit stall).Brother: I tried to make friends with these people on our way here, but everyone looked pretty uncomfortable and scared. (Suddenly)Sister: Oh! Mother! How could they do that?Mother: What are you talking about?Brother: I know what she’s talking about (Brother turns to look). Father: What did you see?Sister: My friends were cut up and eaten. How could they do that? I’m so scared. Father: Now, children, be calm. Mother: Sh~ Someone’s coming. Father: Try to be quiet.Sister: I don’t want to be taken away. Brother: Oh! My friend’s being taken away. Sister: Your friend looks so fat.Mother: If we look sour, maybe we won’t be taken away. Brother: That’s a bright idea. But how could we look sour? Mother: Now, children, stop being scared and calm down. Father: Oh! No! I’m being looked at.Mother: I told you not to eat so much. Now you look so fat and juicy. (Father is being taken away.)Brother: Oh, no, Dad!Father: (Sadly) Good bye, children.Sister: Oh! Dad’s being put into the basket and taken away. Mother: Oh, no!Brother: Stop that. Our father can’t be taken away. Mother: Look, he’s being bagged and put into a cart.Sister: Hey! The cart’s wheels are going out of the store. Brother: A car’s pulling up.Mother: Oh, no! His bag is being picked up. Sister: But it’s breaking. And Dad’s falling out. Brother: Dad’s rolling away.All: (Jumping up and down cheering) ROLL! ROLL! He’s getting away. Sister & Brother: Yip! Yip! Hurray for Dad! Mother: Oh! Thank God.