Festival and Holidays Report Presentation Script for Students.
Welcome to our collection of “Festival Report Presentation Scripts,” designed for elementary school students.
In this exciting resource, we take a journey around the world through festivals, celebrating the rich tapestry of global cultures and traditions.
From the colorful streets of Brazil’s Carnival to the serene beauty of Japan’s Cherry Blossom Festival, these scripts offer a window into a range of celebrations and their unique significance.
Perfect for classroom activities, these presentations are not just educational; they’re a celebration of cultural diversity and unity.
You can download the scripts from the link at the end of the article, but remember to change them or adapt them to make them suitable for you or for your students.
Festival and Holiday Presentation Scripts
We have split these into younger learners and slightly older learners, though of course you know you, or you know your students better than we do. So feel free to use them where ever they are best suited.
Festival and Holiday Scripts For Younger Learners (Ages 6-7)
Festival and Holidays Presentation script: Halloween
Script:
“Hi, I’m [Student’s Name], and I’m talking about Halloween!
Halloween is on October 31st.
People dress up in costumes like ghosts or superheroes.
We also carve pumpkins into jack-o’-lanterns.
At night, we go trick-or-treating for candy.
Halloween is fun because you get to dress up and eat sweets, but it’s also about spooky stories and decorations!”
Festival and Holidays Presentation script: Chinese New Year
Script:
“Hello, my name is [Student’s Name].
Today I’ll tell you about Chinese New Year.
It’s a big holiday in China.
Families get together, eat special food, and watch fireworks.
People give red envelopes with money for good luck.
There’s also a dragon dance that’s really cool.
Chinese New Year is about family and starting the year happily.”
Festival and Holidays Presentation script: Diwali
Script:
“Hi everyone, I’m [Student’s Name], and I’ll talk about Diwali.
Diwali is known as the Festival of Lights and is celebrated by Hindus.
People light lamps and candles, and there are lots of fireworks.
Families clean their homes and make them pretty. They also share sweets and gifts.
Diwali is a happy time with lights and family.”
Festival and Holiday Scripts For Ages 8-10
Festival and Holidays Presentation script: Thanksgiving
Script:
“My name is [Student’s Name], and I’m presenting about Thanksgiving.
It’s a holiday in November when people in the United States give thanks.
Families and friends gather for a big meal, usually with turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie.
It’s a time to be thankful for what we have. People also watch parades and football games.
Thanksgiving is about gratitude and being with loved ones.”
Festival and Holidays Presentation script: Hanukkah
Script:
“Hello, I’m [Student’s Name], and today’s presentation is about Hanukkah.
Hanukkah is a Jewish festival lasting eight nights.
It’s also called the Festival of Lights.
Families light a special candle holder called a menorah.
Each night, one more candle is lit.
People eat foods fried in oil, like latkes and doughnuts.
Hanukkah is about remembering a miracle and spending time with family.”
Festival and Holidays Presentation script: Carnival in Brazil
Script:
“Hi, my name is [Student’s Name], and I’ll tell you about Carnival in Brazil.
Carnival is a big, colorful celebration with music and dancing.
People wear bright costumes and join parades.
It happens before Lent. In Rio de Janeiro, there’s a samba parade with amazing floats.
Carnival is about music, dance, and having fun!”
Festival and Holidays Presentation script: Holi
Script:
“Good morning, I’m [Student’s Name], talking about Holi.
Holi is an Indian festival also known as the Festival of Colors.
People throw colored powder and water at each other.
It’s very colorful and joyful.
Holi celebrates the arrival of spring and good over evil.
It’s a time for forgiveness and new beginnings.”
Festival and Holidays Presentation script: Bastille Day
Script:
“Hi everyone, I’m [Student’s Name]. Today I’ll talk about Bastille Day in France.
It’s on July 14th and celebrates the French Revolution.
There are parades, especially a big military parade in Paris.
People watch fireworks and have parties.
Bastille Day is about French pride and history.”
Festival and Holidays Presentation script: Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival
Script:
“Hello, my name is [Student’s Name], and I’ll present the Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival, or Sakura.
It happens in spring when cherry blossoms bloom.
People in Japan have picnics under the cherry trees.
The blossoms are beautiful and symbolize new beginnings.
The festival is about enjoying nature and the beauty of cherry blossoms.”
You can download the scripts from the link below, but remember to change them to make them suitable for you or for your students
Conclusion
We hope these resources have inspired your students with a sense of global community and cultural appreciation.
Each script introduces young learners to the traditions, stories, and customs that shape various festivals worldwide.
From understanding the significance of Diwali’s lights to experiencing the communal spirit of Thanksgiving, these presentations aim to foster empathy, curiosity, and a broader world view.
Here’s to many more celebrations of learning and cultural exploration in your classrooms!
Further Ideas
https://www.twinkl.com.au/resource/its-time-for-school-holidays-social-script-au-s-2548715
https://www.classroomfreebies.com/2014/12/free-holiday-play-script-by-rakis-rad.html
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