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Girl Play Monologue

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It was a gorgeous sunny day. I woke up tired and remembered that yesterday my first grade teacher Mrs.Roderick, told us that our class was picking the play we were going to perform. I had a really nice breakfast, steaming eggs with toast. As I was racing to the bus my mom yelled, "Have a good day." The play that my teacher introduced to us was a year around tradition. One part that is sometimes not the same every year is she chooses the plays different, so that every year there's a variety of plays. Also different classes will sometimes have other plays than others. When I boarded the bus, I was thinking of what play I was going to do. I was really nervous. When I was sitting on the bus everyone was talking about the …show more content…

I whispered toBrian "This is gonna be embarrasing being in a girl play." So we started rehearsing, we had to pull the princess in a wagon. It's really supposed to be the taxi. I could'nt believe the play was tonight I am so nervous. When we were done rehearsing Mrs.Roderick told us to bring our packets that have our lines in to study. "But the plays at 7:00," a girl in the background hollered. "Yes it is, you have now and then to study," Mrs.Roderick answered. The bell rang, normally I was excited that schools over but today i'm not I really do not want to go to the play tonight. When I got home my mom picked out my closed. Of course she had it all nice and neat and ready for tonight. I started studying my lines and after all, it wasn't so hard but I bet tonight will be. My mom hollered to my dad hurry up, and get ready so we aren't late for my play. I jumped in the car and asked my dad "Do you think the play will be hard?" "Not at all just try your best and everything will be fine," dad replied When we got to the school I ran out of the car and ran up to Brian. "You ready," I

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