Oregon Children's Theatre Dec/Nov | Page 26

BIG IDEAS AWA R INNING T H -W Part of growing up is being brave and standing up for your friends. TE R EA D It’s okay to be unique or do things differently from your family members or friends. Your imagination can take you to new and exciting places. QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Imagine visiting Skippyjon Jones after he gets sent to his room. How do you think he’s feeling? What advice would you give him? When Skippyjon Jones is feeling excited and energetic, he jumps up and down on his big-boy bed. What do you do when you feel energetic? Why do you think Skippyjon Jones decides to become El Skippito, the fearless Chihuahua, instead of a Siamese cat? Read each sentence. Translate each underlined Spanish word into English. Use the word bank at the bottom if you need help! Skippyjon Jones has a very big cabeza with large, pointy orejas that stick out. Do you think Skippyjon Jones actually travels to Mexico to defeat Alfredo Buzzito? Have you ever had to face a problem that felt as scary as getting Alfredo Buzzito to return the beans? What was it? How did it make you feel? What did you do? Mama Junebug Jones wants Skippyjon to act like a proper gato – not a bird, not a mouse, not a fish! song please cat very brave head Los Chimichangos had a giant fiesta to celebrate Skippyjon Jones. They sang a canción about his great deeds. El Skippito is a muy valiente sword fighter who isn’t scared of anyone. He travels in disguise wearing a black máscara over his eyes. “Por favor”, said Skippyjon Jones, “can I come out of my room now?” “Buenas noches”, said Mama Junebug Jones. “Sleep tight and I’ll see you mañana.” tomorrow ears good night mask party