Benny the Baker
Benny is a baker. He wakes up early. The sun is not even up! Benny puts on his hat and apron.
First, Benny mixes flour and water. He adds a little bit of salt. He puts in some sugar, too. He mixes it all up in a big bowl. He makes dough.
Then, Benny rolls out the dough. He cuts it into shapes. He makes circles and squares. He even makes stars!
Next, Benny puts the shapes in the oven. The oven is very hot. He waits. Soon, the shapes turn brown. They smell yummy!
Last, Benny takes the baked shapes out. They are now cookies! He puts them on a plate. He shares them with his friends. Everyone loves Benny's cookies!
- Baker: Someone who makes bread and cakes.
- Dough: A mix of flour and water ready to bake.
- Oven: A hot box used to bake things.
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