play hide and seek. Let’s (Children play hide and seek and then exit.) Narrator: The next day they left the campsite and traveled until they reached the Kansas River. Burnett and the men began ferrying wagons across the river. Wagons were first patched with tar and often they removed the wheels so that the wagons would float like boats. Rules were made but the plains brought out the worst in a man. Mark: Burnett, Burnett! Thomas Smith stole our only cow. He says it was wandering about and it is now his. Burnett: Come along. Smith, where did you get this cow. Smith: I found it and now it is ours. Burnett: You know we have rules and you adhere to them. You will have to leave the didn’t wagon train. Smith: I milk and we have any. Our cow died! can’t! Our baby needs didn’t Burnett: If you would have asked Mark would have shared, but you We will I’m sure didn’t. give you milk but you will have to turn back now.
Let’s play hide and seek. (Children play hide and seek and then exit.) Narrator: The next day they left the campsite and traveled until they reached the Kansas River. Burnett and the men began ferrying wagons across the river. Wagons were first patched with tar and often they removed the wheels so that the wagons would float like boats. Rules were made but the plains brought out the worst in a man. Mark: Burnett, Burnett! Thomas Smith stole our only cow. He says it was wandering about and it is now his. Burnett: Come along. Smith, where did you get this cow. Smith: I found it and now it is ours. Burnett: You know we have rules and you didn’t adhere to them. You will have to leave the wagon train. Smith: I can’t! Our baby needs milk and we didn’t have any. Our cow died! Burnett: If you would have asked I’m sure Mark would have shared, but you didn’t. We will give you milk but you will have to turn back now.
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