Jim I cleaned this up a bit. Feel free to change it since it is your script. It is just one possibility. I just felt it was too complex before. I left out “what she wants” as a target because in French at least it is one of those relative pronouns that are not really teachable but must be included in the din and acquired that way. (This is a great script for teaching on top of, below, next to, etc.)
writes
asks for
leaves behind
(bag)
(tree)
Danika writes a gift list for Christmas. She asks Santa for one thing(s) – a tablet/iPad. Santa has what Danika asks for. Santa goes to Danika’s house.
Santa looks in his bag. Oh no! He left behind the tablet that Danika asked for. But Santa has a toilet plunger, and he leaves it on top of the tree. Danika takes the toilet plunger. She opens it. She is happy/is not happy with the gift.