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Got him!

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I just watched this!

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All right!

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Watch your first spaceship, Ruby!

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Watch your first spaceship!

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I told you

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you should have watched out for this spaceship. How many points do I get?

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Great! I win! Want to play again? I think I'm going to play that new game. Where's the war first?

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We'll have to wait till Darth Vader over there is fast.

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Let's play this one again. No, you always win.

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Anyways, that's what we'll be leaving in a few minutes. Yeah, we don't know how to play with Wizard of War.

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So, parts of what I probably will like are the games you play.

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Here's what we already know and figure out the rest.

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You told my Mrs. Freemish. She was saying the same thing yesterday.

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She was talking about video games? I don't remember that.

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You know, once you were talking about reading how you connect what you already know with what's on the page, tell him to understand it better? Huh?

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Well, something like that.

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Well, Darth Vader's done.

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Shoot him out of quarters. I'll go get some more from Dad. He will save the game.

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The story lords. I thought it was Wizard of War.

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Black Zor! What are you doing here?

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I should ask the same of you, my child. Even an apprentice story lord must remember his duty at all times.

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What do you mean?

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The ring. Where is the ring?

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It's in my pocket, I think, somewhere.

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Here it is.

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It's glowing. It's glowing.

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And has been for two hours. You are needed, my child, hurry. For Zul must be stopped, or both her planets will be lost.

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Hey, come back for a sec. Who did it happen to?

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Just myself.

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Well, guess what? The answer is that we have to go. He says that we can play this next time.

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That's okay. I just remembered something. I've got it to it. Right away. Let's go!

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Let's go.

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Now, read the magic form, pedal as fast as I can.

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Thunder and lightning, trumpets and drums, readers rejoice as story lord comes.

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Hi.

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Marco?

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My name is Norbert. I've come to help you.

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I know you may find this hard to believe, but it's true. I'm going to print a story lord sent here to the land of Moshu to combat the wicked story lord Thor Azul.

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It's true, really.

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Cross my heart and hope to die.

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Now, what seems to be in trouble here?

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For Zul, that's not hard to figure out.

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Give me the scroll.

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Why didn't you perform what was written on the scroll?

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You couldn't understand it.

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For Azul?

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Said he would turn you to stone if you didn't perform as he wished.

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That's for Azul for you. A real Mr. Nice guy. How long till he comes back?

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24 hours. One day.

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Let's take a look at the scroll.

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It floats on the wind. You stand on the ground. If you pull it's tail, it won't make a sound.

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Don't worry, Marco. I know someone who can help.

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Make your bad kids a mile after school.

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Oh.

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Today is found on page 103 of the reading books.

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It's opening books to page 103.

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But before we talk about this story, does anyone remember what we talked about yesterday?

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Simon?

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About connecting what's in our head with what's on the page when we read something.

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Good. Do you all remember that? Norbert? How about you? Something wrong?

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No. I was just thinking of a friend who needs help understanding something he has to read right away.

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Well, maybe you can help him after this class.

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I sure hope so.

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Usually, a book uses many pictures and words to tell a story.

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But there's a special kind of book that tells a story only with pictures, no words at all.

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That's the kind of book we're going to look at today.

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Amy?

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How we know what the story is.

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We'll be able to tell the story by looking for clothes in the picture and thinking about what we see.

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About what the characters are doing. About what they might be thinking.

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Or saying. Where they are. All those things.

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I think you'll be surprised at how much of the story you can figure out just by looking at the picture.

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Now, let's look at the title page.

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What do you see?

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Jason?

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Okay, if I move more time.

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Good.

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Now, if I tell you that this story is called the kites adventure.

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Can you guess what it's going to be about?

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It looks like someone will go over the kite.

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And now it flies all over the place by itself.

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Very good.

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You both looked at the pictures and used your imaginations to figure out the story.

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Now, let's look at the first page of the story and we're going to do just the same thing.

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We're going to use our imaginations to connect the clues we see in the pictures with what's in our head.

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What we already know.

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Just like you can add two pieces of a puzzle.

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That's right. I think you'll be amazed at how much information you can get from just one simple picture.

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Do we just look at it?

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Yes and no. Some of the information is on the page.

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But a lot of it is in your head.

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Let's take a look at the first picture and I think you'll see what I mean.

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Now, here's the sun. That's one clue in this story.

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What does that tell us?

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It's daytime.

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Good.

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What are some other clues you might see and what do they tell us?

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It's warm out.

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He's wearing a t-shirt and shorts.

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It's summer. The leaves are green.

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And the flowers are hot.

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Good. So it's a warm summer day and the boy is flying his kite.

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Now, what do you think is going to happen next?

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Norbert.

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I think the kite string will break and the kite will fly away.

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What clues made you think that?

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Because you can tell it's a windy day.

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His hair's blowing in his eyes and the trees are bent and on the title page it shows a kite flying by itself.

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Let's find out if you're right.

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Very good.

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You got clues from the picture.

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You put them together with what's in your head and you figured out the story.

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You made connections between what you saw in the picture and what's in your head.

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Holy, holy.

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It's a marble can solve his riddle.

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You have to connect what's on the page with what's in your head.

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Listen, it floats on the wind.

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What things float on the wind?

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A bird?

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An airplane?

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A cloud?

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You stand on the ground. That's pretty obvious.

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If you pull its tail, it won't make a sound.

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Couldn't be a bird, could it?

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It can't be an airplane because you can't pull its tail and it'll pull you.

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What else floats and has a tail you can pull while you stand on the ground?

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I think you've got it.

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And just in time.

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Milk breath is royal badness for Zul.

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Thank you.

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Well, well, well.

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It isn't our half-point friend from the land of the mortals interfering again, hey?

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Not interfering. Help it.

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You're about as helpful as an ant colony to picnic.

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Milk breath?

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Our collection shall soon have two new statues.

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Or should I say one and a half?

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Well, Marco, enough of this idle chit-chat.

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I'm ready for your performance.

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Begin or be stoned.

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But you can't. It's impossible.

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You figured out my ribble.

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He just connected what he read on the page with what was already in his head, like any good reader does.

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You. I'll get you.

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Let's catch me first.

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Oh!

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Oh!

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What are you waiting for? Get me out of here!

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Thanks for watching!

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Thanks for watching!

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Thanks for watching!

