Little Red Hen : Reader's Theater Script
Characters:
Narrator:
Little Red Hen:
Cow:
Pig:
Dog:
Setting A farm
Scene I.
Narrator: The Little Red Hen
found a sack of wheat seed and rushed to tell her friends. Perhaps they would
help her plant the seeds.
Little Red Hen: "Cow, will you help me plant
my seeds?"
Cow: "Not I, not I. It is too hot to do such
work."
Little Red Hen: "Pig, will you help me plant
my seeds?"
Pig: "Not I, not I. it is too hot
to do such work."
Little Red Hen: "Dog, will you help me plant
my seeds."
Dog: "Not I, not I. It is too hot to do such
work."
Narrator: So the Little Red Hen planted the seeds
all by herself.
Scene II.
Narrator: Several weeks went
by and the seeds began to grow. The Little Red Hen decided to ask her friends
to help her tend and weed the garden.
Little Red Hen: "Cow, will you help me weed
the garden?"
Cow "Not I, not I. The shade is too cool to
leave."
Little Red Hen: "Pig, will you help me weed
the garden?"
Pig: "Not I, not I. The mud is too cool to
leave."
Little Red Hen" "Dog, will you help me
weed the garden?"
Dog: "Not I, not I. The doghouse is too cool
to leave."
Narrator: So the Little Red Hen weeded and tended
the garden all by herself.
Scene III
Narrator: As the weeks went
by, the sun ripened the wheat until it was ready to harvest. So the Little Red
Hen decided to ask her friends to help her harvest the wheat.
Little Red Hen" "Cow, will you help me
harvest the wheat?"
Cow: "Not I, not I. It is too hot
today."
Little Red Hen" "Pig, will you help me
harvest the wheat?"
Pig: "Not I, not I. It is too hot
today."
Little Red Hen: "Dog, will you help me
harvest the wheat?"
Dog: "Not I, not I. It is too hot
today."
Narrator: Once again the Little Red Hen had to do
all the work herself. She harvested the wheat. When she was finished, she asked
her friends to help her grind the wheat into flour.
Little Red Hen: "Cow, will you help me grind
the wheat into flour?"
Cow: "Not I, not I. It is too close to
milking time."
Little Red Hen: "Pig, will you help me grind
the wheat into flour?"
Pig: "Not I, not I. It is too close to
supper time."
Little Red Hen: "Dog, will you help me grind
the wheat into flour?"
Dog: "Not I, not I. It is too close to
supper time."
Narrator: So the Little Red Hen ground the wheat
into flour all by herself.
Scene IV. The next day
Narrator: The Little Red Hen
decided to bake her flour into bread. She decided to give her friends another
chance to help her.
Little Red Hen: "Cow, will you help me bake
this flour into bread?"
Cow: "Not I, not I. It is too hot to
bake."
Little Red Hen: "Pig, will you help me bake
this flour into bread?"
Pig: "Not I, not I. It is too hot to
bake."
Little Red Hen: "Dog, will you help me bake
this flour into bread?"
Dog: "Not I, not I. It is too hot to
bake."
Narrator: The Little Red Hen baked the bread all
by herself. When it was done, she let it cool for awhile. Before she knew it,
the time came to cut and eat the bread. Looking around, she didn't see anyone.
Little Red Hen: "Hum, I wonder who will help
me eat this bread?"
Cow: (rushing up) "I will!"
Pig: (rushing up) "I will!"
Dog: (rushing up) "I will!"
Little Red Hen: "No, you won't. I did all
the work. I get the rewards of that work...this bread."
(The cow, the pig, and the dog all hang their heads.)
Narrator: The Little Red Hen enjoyed the rewards of
her hard work very much.
The End
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