With a wave of her wand, FG transforms Cinder into a pumpkin. FG waves
her wand again and visually challenged mice materialize to take Cinder to the ball. Off they go into the night. Their goal: the castle ball. Their plan: sneak into the castle kitchen and offer the pumpkin for dessert.
Being visually challenged, the mice can’t see too well, however. Instead of
going to the castle, they go to a poor farmer’s cottage. The farmer’s wife chases away the mice with her carving knife. (Did you ever see such a sight in your life?) Unfortunately, Mrs. Farmer slips on the mice tails and falls on her knife. The farmer rushes in to say goodbye to his dying wife and decides to make a pumpkin pie with the pumpkin the nice mice brought.
The Fairy Godmother has been watching all of this. She sees the farmer raise
his dead wife’s knife to carve the pumpkin. Suddenly there is a . . . POOF! The pumpkin turns into a beautiful maiden, thanks to FG. The farmer is awed by Cinder’s beauty and asks her to marry him. Cinder agrees and they decide to toast each other with pumpkin punch in the punch bowl.
Taken From : Pfeiffer 101 Activities for Teaching Creativity
