What Should We Bring the King?
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Get all 1,000 skits for $99 →What Should We Bring the King? It is a humorous and heartfelt children’s skit about discovering what truly matters at Christmas. Three children excitedly prepare gifts for baby Jesus—only to pick the silliest things: board games, sandwiches, giant socks, and...
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Actors Needed
8
Duration
5 min
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Description
Summary
What Should We Bring the King? It is a humorous and heartfelt children’s skit about discovering what truly matters at Christmas. Three children excitedly prepare gifts for baby Jesus—only to pick the silliest things: board games, sandwiches, giant socks, and even sparkling slime. As they argue and joke, an older child or narrator gently guides them back to the heart of Christmas: Jesus came for our love, obedience, and worship—not fancy gifts.
This skit blends fun, kid-friendly humor with a strong biblical message, reminding everyone that Jesus deserves our hearts more than anything wrapped in a box.
Theme
Christmas, worship, and giving our hearts to Jesus
Characters
(6–10 actors)
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Narrator – Kind, guiding voice
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Child 1 (Sam) – Energetic, funny ideas
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Child 2 (Lila) – Creative, dramatic
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Child 3 (Ben) – Practical but silly
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Angel – Calm and wise
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Wise Kid 1 & Wise Kid 2 – Imitate traditional wise men but in kid-style humor
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Extra Kids (optional) – Helpers who hold props or add reactions
When
Modern day, with references to the biblical nativity story
Props & Costumes
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Wrapped boxes
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Paper crowns
Why
The story centers on Matthew 2:11 – “They bowed down and worshiped Him.”
This verse teaches that our greatest gift to Jesus is our worship, obedience, and love.
How
A simple stage: a decorated Christmas corner with gift boxes. Kids sit or stand in a semicircle discussing gifts.
Time
5 minutes
