STORYTELLING:
Monkey puzzle
NARRADOR: Once upon a time, in a jungle there was a little monkey…
MONKEY: I’ve lost my mum.
NARRADOR: Suddenly a blue butterfly that was near appears.
BUTTERFLY: Don’t cry, I will help you to find her. How big is she?
MONKEY: She’s big! Bigger than me!
NARRADOR: They start to search for the mother. And the butterfly shows him
another animal.
MONKEY: No, no, no! That’s an elephant! her tail coils round the tree.
BUTTERFLY: Come, is here!
MONKEY: No, no that’s a snake. My mom’s got more legs.
BUTTERFLY: I know where is she, is there. Come this way.
MONKEY: No, no, no! That’s a spider. She lives in the treetops, way up high.
BUTTERFLY: She lives in the trees? Your mommy’s hiding above your head.
MONKEY: No, no ! That’s a parrot, my mom leaps and springs.
BUTTERFLY: I’ve got it!
MONKEY: No , no! That’s a frog! She’s brown and furry, nice to cuddle.
BUTTERFLY: Brown furry? We’ll find her in no time!
MONKEY: No, no, no! That’s a bat. She’s not nearly so small!
BUTTERFLY: Your mom’s not little? She’s down by the river.
MONKEY: No, no! That’s the elephant again! None of these creatures look like me!
BUTTERFLY: You never told me she looked like you!
MONKEY: I thought you knew!
BUTTERFLY: I didn’t know. You see.. None of my babies look like me. So she looks
like you! We’ll soon find her.
MONKEY: No, no, no! That’s my dad!
DAD: Come little monkey. It’s time I took you home to...
MONKEY: Mom!
