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A CHRISTMAS CAROL

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1:35 Devan says her drawing is a Choo-Choo. There is the sound of a train whistle.

2:30 Isaiah wants to play a dog in the story. He barks loudly.

2:10 When Devan names the train in her drawing Little Choo-Choo, there is a train whistle. This whistle is repeated throughout the rest of the show.

4:10 Isaiah is pretending to be a dog and barks, and the audience is invited to bark with him.

5:30 When Devan says “Big, big hill” there is a cymbal crash and the light over the hill flashes. This sound and light effect repeats throughout the rest of the show when “Big, big hill” is said.

6:30 When Devan says “Special Delivery” there is the sound of a kazoo. This sound repeats throughout rest of the show when “Special Delivery” is said.

7:30 Isaiah pretends to be a dog and chases Frankie around as if she were a car. They make care and dog noises.

7:45 Devan slams the toy box lid closed.

8:35 Devan and Isaiah change costumes into the characters they are playing. There is music and colored lights. This repeats whenever they change costumes throughout the show.

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10:55 Devan and Isaiah ask the audience to make train sounds with them as Devan goes up the big, big hill. This can be loud.

13:45 When Isaiah picks out toys to go on the train with him, each toy has a sound that goes with it. These sounds are repeated with the toys throughout the rest of the show.

19:15 When Isaiah dresses up as the Shiny New Red Engine, there are cymbal crashes and his fan makes a snapping noise.

24:55 When Isaiah dresses up as the Strong Yellow Engine, there is the sound of a washboard and a light on the hat.

27:20 Little Choo-Choo yells at the Strong Yellow Engine.

30:10 After Little Choo-Choo tries the third time to get up the hill, she does not make it and gets upset and wants to give up.

31:15 When Isaiah dresses up as the Sassy Fabulous Polka-dotted Engine, there is a musical sound of a xylophone.

37:50 Choo-Choo, Puppy, and Frankie all get to the top of the hill. They cheer loudly, and the audience can cheer as well.

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