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There are a couple of ways of doing this. You can write a pythonscript script and import the sage module. In order to use sage commands use the following line
from sage.all import *
In order to do this you need sage in you PYHTONPATH. You can make sure it does by starting your python script with
import sys
sys.path.append('path-to-sage')
A better alternative, which I use when I am trying to do what you are doing, is that I write the python script with 'from sage.all import *' on the first line and then use the python from sage to run it using the command
sage -python
This way you can use the python interpreter of sage.
