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Have you seen my dog, Blue?
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He's looking for you, too.
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Let's begin with a paw print.
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Everybody's looking for Blue's Clues.
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Come on in, come on in. It's Blue's
Clues. Step by step, just clue by
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clue. Let's think it through.
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Blue's Clues and you.
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Welcome to the Living Room Library.
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Today, everyone's making their own
storybook, and later, we'll be able to
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check out each other's books and read
them.
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What would you write your book about?
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Oh, cool.
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That sounds like a real page-turner.
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Oh,
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hey, Blue.
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Oh.
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I can't wait to check out your book.
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I just love story. The twist.
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The turn.
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And, of course, the happy ending.
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Alien.
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Dinosaur. Alien.
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Oh, that sounds like Shovel and Pale.
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Come on.
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What's going on?
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I want our story to end with aliens.
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Well, I want our story to end with
dinosaurs.
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Aliens. Dinosaurs.
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Hey, you messed up the story.
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Well, I don't want to write a story with
you anyway.
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Well, then, me neither.
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Oh, wait.
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No, we can figure something out.
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Nuh-uh.
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I'm not talking to her. I'm not talking
to him either.
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You're brother and sister.
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If you tell each other how you're
feeling, maybe you can solve the
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problem. No way. No.
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This is not good.
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How do we get Shovel and Pill to talk to
each other?
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Oh, we'll play Blue's Clues to figure
out how to get Shovel and Pill to
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talk to each other.
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Then maybe they'll finish their
storybook for the living room library.
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We're going to play Blue's Clues because
it's a really great game.
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Now remember, Blue's paw print will be
on the clues.
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Blue's Clues. Oh, right. The paw print.
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Roses are red.
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Paw prints are blue.
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And they jump just like a kangaroo.
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Wow.
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It worked.
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I mean, I totally meant to do that.
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Hey, you know what we need for Blue's
clues?
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Our handy-dandy... Notebook!
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Notebook! Right.
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You know, I can tell I'm really going to
need your help today figuring out how to
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get Shovel and Pale to talk to each
other.
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Will you help me?
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You will?
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To find Blue's Clues, we gotta find a...
Pawprint!
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Right, a pawprint. Cause that's our
first... Clue!
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Yeah, a clue! And we put it in our...
Notebook!
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Put it in our notebook Cause they're
Who's Clues Blue's Clues!
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We gotta find another pawprint Cause
that's the second clue Put it in our
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notebook Cause they're Who's Clues
Blue's Clues!
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We gotta find the last paw print.
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That's the third clue.
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Put it in her notebook.
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Cause they're whose clues? Whose clues?
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You know what to do. Sit down in our
thinking chair and think, think, think.
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Cause when you use your mind, take a
step at a time.
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You can do anything that you wanna do.
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Blue?
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Where'd you go?
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Blue? A clue!
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A clue!
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Huh? Oh, that's weird. Better close
that.
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Blue?
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What?
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It keeps opening by itself.
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Hmm.
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The clue is open!
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Hey! We need to put this clue in our
handy-dandy...
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Notebook! Notebook! Right.
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Okay. So, our first clue is open.
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We'll draw an open face with a rectangle
for the door
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and an arrow going this way.
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Open.
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Huh. So how do we get shovel and pail to
talk to each other with open?
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Oh, good thinking.
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But we should find two more clues just
to be sure.
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Boop, boop, boop, boop.
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Oh, come on.
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Boop, boop. Ah, there you are, Blue.
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Boop, boop, boop, boop, boop.
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Hm? Hm.
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Hm.
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Boop, boop.
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They still seem so upset.
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This is a really big fight.
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A really big fight? We know all about
those.
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What? You two disagree sometimes?
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Of course. But that doesn't mean I don't
love you, sis.
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Sometimes it helps to write down or draw
what happened to figure out how to fix
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it. Maybe then we can figure out a happy
ending.
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So...
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Can you help us tell the story of the
really big fight we saw earlier?
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Great! Right on!
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So, who were the characters?
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Who? The, uh... Characters?
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Yeah. The characters are who the story
is about.
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Oh.
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Um... So, who were the characters who
had a really big fight?
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Shovel and...
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Of course, right.
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The story is about Shovel and Pale.
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Yes, that's them, our characters.
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Now where was the setting?
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That's where the story takes place.
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Setting, got it.
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So where was the setting of Shovel and
Pale's really big fight?
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Yes, the backyard is where it all went
down.
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Now we're getting somewhere.
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We've got characters.
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We've got a setting. But what was the
problem in the story?
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What was the problem that started Shovel
and Pail's really big fight?
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Their storybook. They wanted different
endings.
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Right. They couldn't agree on the ending
of their storybook.
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Wow, that is a really big problem. But I
have an idea for a solution.
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Waffles?
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Whenever we have a problem, we solve it
over waffles.
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Ta-da!
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Work every time.
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Well, it's worth a shot.
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Come on.
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Nothing like fresh waffles to bring
siblings together, am I right?
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Oh, we could put bananas on top. Or
strawberries.
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Any toppings, really.
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Pickles?
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There's got to be a way to get them to
talk to each other.
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I guess waffles don't work for
everybody.
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Sorry about that.
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Ah, it's okay.
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You know, we're going to need to find
more clues to figure this one out.
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Bye. Come on.
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Bye.
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Oh, but should I look this way?
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Or that way?
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A clue!
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A clue!
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Oh, yeah. I can turn this way, too.
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No, a clue!
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Oh, you see a clue?
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Uh, where?
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Aha!
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The clue appears when I... Turn!
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Hey! Turn is our second clue. We need to
put this clue... In our handy
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-dandy... Notebook!
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Notebook! Right.
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Okay.
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So, turn.
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We'll draw an arrow going this way and
another going that way.
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There. Turn. So, ooh, what was our first
clue?
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Open.
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Open. Right.
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And our second clue is turn.
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So how can we get Shovel and Pale to
talk to each other with open and turn?
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Interesting.
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But I think we should find one more clue
just to be sure. Mail time.
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Mail time. Mail time. Mail time.
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Mail time. The mail's here.
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Here's the mail. It never fails. It
makes me want to wag my tail. When it
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comes, I want to wail.
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Hiya, Josh and Blue.
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You don't need a library card to check
out this letter. Ooh.
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Thanks, Mailbox.
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You're welcome.
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We just got a letter.
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We just got a letter.
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We just got a letter.
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We just got a letter.
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I wonder who it's from.
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It's a letter from our friend. Hi, Josh
and Boo. I wrote a book about my baby
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brother.
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I feel sad when he cries.
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I would like to make silly faces to make
him laugh.
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Can you put my story in the living room
library for me?
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Of course.
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Wow.
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Let's go put it on the shelf.
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Yes, that's the perfect spot.
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Mine.
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Mine.
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Sounds like more arguing.
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What? But this time, it's coming from a
book.
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Whoa! Let's go.
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We can't do.
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Mine. Hi, Hansel. Hi, Gretel. Yum. That
cookie sure looks delicious.
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That's the problem. We both want the
cookie.
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What should we do?
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What should Hansel and Gretel do?
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Share. Share the cookie.
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Share the cookie. Great idea. Sharing is
a great way to both get what you want.
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Let's do it.
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Yum. Thanks.
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A happy ending.
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Hey, give it back.
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Oh, let's see what's going on. Come on.
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I'm playing with it, but it's mine.
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Hi, Goldilocks. Hey, Baby Bear. Sweet
wagon. That's the problem. This wagon is
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just right for me to play with, but it's
mine.
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What should we do?
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What should Goldilocks have done before
taking Baby Bear's wagon?
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Ask. Ask to play with it.
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Good idea.
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Goldilocks, it might help to ask before
taking your friend's toy.
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Oh, I guess I could try that. Baby Bear,
could I please play with your wagon?
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Oh, uh, yeah. Thanks.
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I could pull you around in it. Uh, yes,
please.
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Woo-hoo!
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Please!
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Bow-bow!
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Ah, worst day ever.
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Bow-bow-bow. Gotta go. Come on.
Bow-bow-bow.
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Ah.
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Oh, it's our friend the Big Bad Wolf.
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Bow-bow-bow. What seems to be the
problem?
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Everyone thinks I'm big and bad, but I'm
not.
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It's making me feel so...
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What should our wolf friend do to calm
down?
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Take a deep breath.
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Oh, yeah.
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Deep breaths always calm me down.
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Let's show the wolf how to take a deep
breath.
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Hey.
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That did make me feel better.
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Oh, hey, Wolfie. Come play with us.
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Really? Yippee!
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And they all played happily ever after.
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Our work here is done.
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Oh,
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come on.
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I can't wait to check out everybody's
book.
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Oh. Oh, no!
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Shovel and Pail still haven't finished
their storybook yet. We better find that
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last clue.
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Where could that clue be?
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A clue!
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A clue!
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Oh, yeah!
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Everyone chose such great pictures for
their books.
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No, a clue!
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Right there!
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Oh! Oh, a clue!
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There it is!
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And it's on the storybook.
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Nice. Hey, you know what we need?
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Our handy-dandy... Notebook!
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Notebook! Right.
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So, storybook.
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We'll draw a rectangle for the cover.
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And then some more lines for the pages.
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And the binding.
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There.
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Storybook.
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We have all three clues.
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That means we're ready for our...
Thinking chair. Thinking chair. Come on.
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Okay. Now that we're in our thinking
chair, let's think. So, we need to
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figure out how to get Shovel and Pill to
talk to each other. And our clues are...
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Open, turn, and
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storybook.
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So how do we get Shovel and Pail to talk
to each other with open, turn, and
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storybook?
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Oh, oh, okay.
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What if we opened the storybook?
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Then what would we turn?
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Oh.
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Pages. The pages, right. Okay, so if we
were turning the pages of the storybook,
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what would we be doing?
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Reading.
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That's it.
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That's it. Maybe if we read Shovel and
Pale's storybook, it will remind them
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how much they love doing things
together. Then they might talk to each
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other again.
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We just figured out Blue's Clues.
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We just figured out Blue's Clues. We
just figured out
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Blue's Clues. We just figured out Blue's
Clues.
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Because we're really smart.
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Let's try it and see if it works.
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Right. All right, everybody.
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It's Dory time.
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Dory time.
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Storytime! I can't wait!
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Welcome to Storytime at the Living Room
Library.
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Shovel, Pale, would it be okay if I read
your storybook?
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Yeah, okay.
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Thanks.
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Once upon a time, there was a brother
penguin
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and a sister penguin.
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And they loved playing together and
sliding around on the ice.
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But then one day, Brother Penguin was
playing on an iceberg and it floated
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away.
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Sister Penguin looked everywhere but
couldn't find him.
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How will they find each other? Who
knows? What happens next?
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Well,
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I'm not sure.
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The story still needs a happy ending.
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Oh.
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I'm sorry, Shovel. I thought that you
didn't like my ending with dinosaurs.
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I'm sorry, too. I felt frustrated when
you didn't want to end the story with
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aliens like I wanted.
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I did really like making that story with
you.
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Do you think maybe we can come up with
an ending we both like? Yeah, we could
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try. Josh!
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We'd like to write our ending.
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Could we have our book, please?
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Oh, here you go.
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Ooh,
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yes. Okay. We got it. All done.
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Ah, thank you.
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Sister Penguin couldn't find Brother
Penguin anywhere.
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But then...
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A big dinosaur alien zoomed up on her
seaside and
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gave Brother Penguin a ride back home.
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Sister Penguin was so happy to see him.
They just needed a little help to find
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each other again.
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And they lived happily ever after. The
end.
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That was an amazing story. What a great
ending.
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That's the perfect ending.
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I'm so glad you two figured it out
together.
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Now I want to read everyone else's
stories.
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Yeah!
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I want to check out that book. I want to
read this one.
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This looks so good, Slippery.
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Aw, thanks.
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Oh,
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what book is this, Blue?
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Now it's time for So Long.
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I know where this story's going.
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But we're going to sing one more song.
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Thanks for doing your part.
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You sure are smart.
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You sure worked hard. When you use your
mind, take a step at a time.
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You can do anything that you want to do.
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Thank you so much for all your help
today. Now this is what I call a happy
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ending. Bye!
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