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Becky and Billy
Hide and Seek
by Carol Goodrow
Click here for classroom printable format.
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Becky: Hi, Billy! Gingerbread Girl and I are playing hide and seek. Do you want to play, too? Billy: Yes, Becky. I would like to play. Where is Gingerbread Girl? Becky: She is hiding on Main Street. Let's run to find her. Billy: Yes, Becky, let's run to Main Street. Becky: Here we are. Where could she be? Billy: Becky, look in that pile of brown leaves. Is she in there? Becky: No, Billy. I don't see Gingerbread Girl in the pile of brown leaves. Billy: Becky, look behind the brown trunk of the Elm tree. Do you see her there? Becky: No, Billy. I don't see Gingerbread Girl behind the Elm tree. Billy: Becky, look in the window of the candy shop. Do you see her with the chocolate candy? Becky: No, Billy. I don't see Gingerbread Girl in the candy shop. Billy: Becky, look in the window of the bakery. Do you see her with the cookies? Becky: Yes, Billy, yes! There is Gingerbread Girl. She is with Gingerbread Boy and the gingerbread cookies. Look! They are running around the other cookies. Billy: We found you Gingerbread Girl! Come out of the store before the baker sees you! Gingerbread Boy, please come out too! Becky and Billy: You're it, Gingerbread Girl!
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There are so many ways to make reading fun. Reading a play is one way. My kids in my first grade class are learning these scripts and will be putting a Becky and Billy play on for parents on Valentine's Day. 
