Christmas Speakin' at Skaggs's Skule is a classic Christmas play. It is a short and humorous play with amusing characters that fill the reader's heart with joy. The story is set in a school where the teacher gets the children to perform on entertainment day. It is an entertaining read for children, and its simple plot and straightforward dialogues make it perfect to be performed by younger children and help them build confidence.

With the roads blocked by an intense snowstorm, the Simpson family has not been able to get to town for their Christmas shopping. After the continuous wailing and lamenting of the children over their disappointment end, Ma Simpson, Pa Simpson, and the older children decide to go for home-made presents, which results in a most delightful surprise. It's a short and pleasant Christmas play with the most satisfying ending. It can be performed by four boys and four girls at small gatherings and functions. This simple yet enjoyable drama will prove helpful in the development of children's skills and confidence.

This is a charming play in one act that revolves around a little boy's dream. When he was sleeping before thanksgiving, he dreamt of all sorts of funny things. It had small and fascinating interactions with goblins, turkeys, pies, pilgrims, and Indians. These surreal talks of the boy with these characters keep the children curious throughout the play. With its lovely characters and simple dialogues, this work is perfect for performance at small gatherings. Moreover, it proves helpful in boosting the confidence of young children and their overall development as a fun activity.

Published in 1922, this work is a drama in verse by Effa E. Preston. It's a one-act play primarily written for children. It's a well-written short play suitable to be performed in class or school gatherings with minimum supplies and a small cast. It is a delightful play, enjoyable to both kids and adults. Excerpt from A Party in Mother Goose Land "Mother Goose: Be ready, for they're coming now. I hope my cap's on straight. Go promptly when they knock, Boy Blue, And do not make them wait."

The Dolls on Dress Parade' is a delightful play for children about a child's exciting visit to a shop to purchase a doll. She goes in to find a perfect "Dollie" for her and takes her time to decide which one she will take home with her. The play showcases several dolls, including a Soldier doll, a Sailor doll, a Paper doll, a Baby doll, and French, Indian, Dutch, and Japanese dolls. It is a sweet little play with a moral. It is a perfect read for children and will make a pleasing performance at gatherings.