Night of the Blizzard - Part 6

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The storm of March 14016, 1920, was one of the most severe blizzards recorded in this state. Wind velocity reached sixth miles per hour. Snowfall varied from ten to fifteen inches. Cattle and sheep were smothered by huge drifts. Many people froze to death trying to reach their homes, including four schoolboys from Ryder.

Authors of this Readers' Theatre:
Mary Evans Andrews is a free-lance writer. She worked with former teacher Lydia Krueger (“Miss Lydia”) on this story. They are from Jacksonville, Florida. Mr. Banana adapted it to the Unscramble Words game in Educaplay.

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Ordonner les Mots Night of the Blizzard - Part 6Version en ligne Readers' Theatre The storm of March 14016, 1920, was one of the most severe blizzards recorded in this state. Wind velocity reached sixth miles per hour. Snowfall varied from ten to fifteen inches. Cattle and sheep were smothered by huge drifts. Many people froze to death trying to reach their homes, including four schoolboys from Ryder. Authors of this Readers' Theatre: Mary Evans Andrews is a free-lance writer. She worked with former teacher Lydia Krueger (“Miss Lydia”) on this story. They are from Jacksonville, Florida. Mr. Banana adapted it to the Unscramble Words game in Educaplay. par Mr. Banana 1 Narrator 4 busy song lessons class usual opening I with . everyone kept with began our Then We . . . 2 Narrator 5 Walter oldest , stomped to , noon up last was door At the way . man the storm tall my , toward , reach who brother through a us his fought had It to . , , . , , . 3 Narrator 6 pack on food as it double blanket back a the air had could a . off indoor Mother tied blankets thaw He as lifted warm pried of it and his soon open in the . . . 4 of sausage and roast milk , slices , jars Inside of goose plenty , smoked of was bread . , , , . 5 Narrator 2 soon the had stove pan , thawing I milk frozen a solid was on The but it in . , . 6 Narrator 3 thanked of out and coat When Walter . got corner Everyone itself his by us he , a stood hugged in it of frozen ! . , ! 7 Narrator 4 to afternoon - making , my for mid school down , to possible finally the get By the wind died it father through . - , , . 8 Narrator 5 strong our sturdy pulled sold big across horses of team sand packed around snowdrifts His wet sled as as and . . 9 Narrator 6 piled Walter light sled Harley their , and in The floundered on children behind and following . I Leslie the with sleigh . , . . 10 Narrator 1 hadn’t said everyone worried they . safely parents really saw The children’s Father home . . . 11 Narrator 2 safe how and loved them would “Miss boys knew keep much , those Lydia” and girls she They . , . 12 Narrator 3 the that was But ordeal long everyone relieved over was . . 13 Narrator 4 That the was decided the I to leave North day . . 14 Narrator 5 husband in my future school taught Nebraska degree medical his I got until only . . 15 Narrator 6 good him moved So to in who for there brother down Florida doctor’s open A office south we . his written to had lived fraternity . . .

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Night of the Blizzard - Part 6Version en ligne

Readers' Theatre The storm of March 14016, 1920, was one of the most severe blizzards recorded in this state. Wind velocity reached sixth miles per hour. Snowfall varied from ten to fifteen inches. Cattle and sheep were smothered by huge drifts. Many people froze to death trying to reach their homes, including four schoolboys from Ryder. Authors of this Readers' Theatre: Mary Evans Andrews is a free-lance writer. She worked with former teacher Lydia Krueger (“Miss Lydia”) on this story. They are from Jacksonville, Florida. Mr. Banana adapted it to the Unscramble Words game in Educaplay.

par Mr. Banana

Narrator 4

busy song lessons class usual opening I with . everyone kept with began our Then We .

. .

Narrator 5

Walter oldest , stomped to , noon up last was door At the way . man the storm tall my , toward , reach who brother through a us his fought had It to .

, , . , , .

Narrator 6

pack on food as it double blanket back a the air had could a . off indoor Mother tied blankets thaw He as lifted warm pried of it and his soon open in the .

. .

of sausage and roast milk , slices , jars Inside of goose plenty , smoked of was bread .

, , , .

Narrator 2

soon the had stove pan , thawing I milk frozen a solid was on The but it in .

, .

Narrator 3

thanked of out and coat When Walter . got corner Everyone itself his by us he , a stood hugged in it of frozen !

. , !

Narrator 4

to afternoon - making , my for mid school down , to possible finally the get By the wind died it father through .

- , , .

Narrator 5

strong our sturdy pulled sold big across horses of team sand packed around snowdrifts His wet sled as as and .

Narrator 6

piled Walter light sled Harley their , and in The floundered on children behind and following . I Leslie the with sleigh .

, . .

Narrator 1

hadn’t said everyone worried they . safely parents really saw The children’s Father home .

. .

Narrator 2

safe how and loved them would “Miss boys knew keep much , those Lydia” and girls she They .

, .

Narrator 3

the that was But ordeal long everyone relieved over was .

Narrator 4

That the was decided the I to leave North day .

Narrator 5

husband in my future school taught Nebraska degree medical his I got until only .

Narrator 6

good him moved So to in who for there brother down Florida doctor’s open A office south we . his written to had lived fraternity .

. .

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Night of the Blizzard - Part 6Version en ligne

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