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258 Reading: The Sport of Champions!<br />

Audio Recordings<br />

“Going B<strong>as</strong>s Fishing” on Anna Moo Crackers by Anna Moo.<br />

“Gonna Fly Now” (Theme from Rocky) on Rocky: Original Motion Picture Score by Bill Conti,<br />

et. al.<br />

“Kids in Motion” on Kids in Motion by Greg <strong>and</strong> Steve.<br />

“The Sports Song” on Big Rock Rooster by Daddy a Go Go.<br />

Riddles <strong>and</strong> Jokes<br />

Q. Why w<strong>as</strong> the tennis player <strong>as</strong>ked to leave the library?<br />

A. Because he w<strong>as</strong> making a racquet!<br />

Q. Why did the chicken cross the playground?<br />

A. To get to the other slide!<br />

Q. Did you hear the joke about the jump rope?<br />

A. Oh, skip it!<br />

Reader’s Theater Scripts<br />

Use the script for “Jack Climbs to the Top of a Very Tall Vegetable <strong>and</strong> Finds a Very Large<br />

Individual with an Attitude Problem” from Frantic Frogs <strong>and</strong> Other Frankly Fractured<br />

Folktales for Readers Theater by Anthony D. Fredericks, <strong>available</strong> through net<strong>Library</strong>, a<br />

Texshare resource, to tell the story about a former NBA player <strong>and</strong> a bean stalk. This book <strong>also</strong><br />

includes a script for “Cinderella Visits the Shoe Store <strong>and</strong> Gets a Pair of Air Jordans.”<br />

Stories<br />

The Jogging Gingerbread Boy<br />

(Traditional. Adapted by Jeanette Larson.)<br />

There once w<strong>as</strong> an old man <strong>and</strong> an old woman who lived in a little old house on the edge of<br />

town. They would have been a very happy except they had no child, <strong>and</strong> they wanted one very<br />

much. One day, when the little old woman w<strong>as</strong> baking, she decided to make a cookie in the<br />

shape of a little boy. She stretched the dough, <strong>and</strong> bent the dough, <strong>and</strong> pulled it in several<br />

directions. Then she popped the cookie into the oven. After awhile, she went to the oven to see<br />

if the cookie w<strong>as</strong> baked. As soon <strong>as</strong> the oven door w<strong>as</strong> opened, the little gingerbread boy<br />

jumped out, <strong>and</strong> began to run away <strong>as</strong> f<strong>as</strong>t <strong>as</strong> his legs would carry him.<br />

The little old woman called her husb<strong>and</strong>, <strong>and</strong> they both started running after him. However, they<br />

could not catch him. Soon the gingerbread boy came to a schoolyard, filled with girls jumping<br />

rope. He called out to them <strong>as</strong> he went by, yelling: “I've run away from a little old woman, a<br />

little old man, <strong>and</strong> I can run away from you, I can!” The girls set down their ropes <strong>and</strong> ran after<br />

the gingerbread boy. But, though they ran f<strong>as</strong>t, they could not catch him.

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