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Girl Scout
Right Left Game Story |
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THE RIGHT LEFT GAME
DIRECTIONS: Form a circle, each time you hear
the word right, pass the candy, prize, grab to
the person on your right. When you hear the word
left, pass to the person on your left. When you
finish this story the person holding the item is
the winner of it.
THE RIGHT CHOICE IS GIRL SCOUTS-DON'T BE LEFT
BEHIND
This is a story about Mrs. Wright's Girl Scout
meeting. She lived right at the end of Lefty
Lane, the third house on the left.
Every other Wednesday, Mrs. Wright would hold a
Girl Scout Meeting.
The girls would enter left, right through the
front door and greet Mrs.
Wright, they would head right down the stairs,
turning left then right into Mrs. Wright's
family room.
Two of the girls were left-handed so they would
sit at the left of the table. Mrs. Wright held
up her right hand showing the quiet sign and all
the girls quieted, except the left-handed girl
on the right patting Mrs. Wright dog named Hefty
Lefty.
Mrs. Wright asked Sarah Wright and Julie Wright
to pass out the song music starting to the left.
Sarah Wright and Julie Wright stared out left
but turned back because they left the songbooks
just to the right of the table. Mrs. Wright
said, that's all right.
Mrs. Wright led the girls in song when Grandma
Wright heard the beautiful voices and left the
kitchen to join the Wright girl's. She went down
the stairs and turned left than right, right
into Mrs. Wright family room.
Grandma Wright knocked and entered left and sat
in the rocking chair on the left. Sarah Wright
and Julie Wright invited Grandma Wright to sing
along.
Grandma Wright had been a Girl Scout for many
years, and right before the girls realized it,
Grandma Wright was teaching them a song she
learned as a girl and had right at the tip of
her tongue.
As the meeting ended, they formed the friendship
circle and started the squeeze left, it kept
moving around left, left, and left until they
completed the circle and the all turned right
around.
As the girls left they all thanked Mrs. Wright
and Grandma Wright for a down right wonderful
meeting.
Written by Karen Hurley, Billerica
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