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Reader's Theater™ Nursery Rhymes and Songs
Old Mother Hubbard's Hungry Family
An adaptation of a nursery rhyme
by Carrie Smith • illustrated by Vincent Vigla
Old Mother Hubbard
Old Mother Hubbard
Went to the cupboard
To get her poor dog a bone.
But when she got there
The cupboard was bare
So the poor little dog had none.
Old Mother Hubbard's Hungry Family
Characters
Narrator
Father Hubbard
Mother Hubbard
Cat
Dog
Setting
A kitchen, late afternoon
Picture Words
bone
cupboard
cookies
fish
Sight Words
do
get
have
I
like
look
not
will
Enrichment Words
bare
none
poor
refrigerator
Narrator: The Hubbards were sitting in their kitchen at snack time.
Father Hubbard: Can I have some cookies? I like cookies!
Mother Hubbard: I will get you some cookies.
Narrator: Mother Hubbard went to the cookie jar to get her husband some cookies.
Mother Hubbard: Look. I have some cookies.
Father Hubbard: I like my cookies!
Cat: I do not like cookies.
Dog: I do not like cookies.
Cat: Can I have some fish? I like fish.
Mother Hubbard: I will get you some fish.
Narrator: Mother Hubbard went to the refrigerator to get her cat some fish.
Cat: I like my fish!
Dog: I do not like fish.
Father Hubbard: I do not like fish.
Dog: Can I have a bone? I like bones.
Mother Hubbard: I will get you a bone.
Narrator: Mother Hubbard went to the cupboard to get her poor dog a bone. But when she got there, the cupboard was bare.
Mother Hubbard: Oh no! We do not have a bone.
Father Hubbard: Will you have a cookie?
Dog: I do not like cookies.
Cat: Will you have some fish?
Dog: I do not like fish. I like my bones!
Narrator: And so the poor dog had none.
The End
Who got snacks in the story?
Make a Prediction
What do you think the Hubbard family will do next?
Old Mother Hubbard's Hungry Family
Mother Hubbard looks for snacks for Father Hubbard, Cat, and Dog. But someone will miss out.
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