ClassX Video Lessons Grade Grade 2 What’s The Password, Entertaining Stories for Children by Bob The Train
Jack was visiting his friend Bob’s house for lunch. But when he rang the doorbell, something surprising happened!
Instead of opening the door, a voice said, “All are welcome to my home—kids, fairies, elves, and gnomes. But only when I have heard the one and only password.”
Jack was puzzled. “What is the password?” he wondered. He tried saying “open sesame,” “abracadabra,” and even “Bob is the Best,” but nothing worked. Jack really wanted to eat Bob’s yummy soufflé!
Then, the voice gave a hint: “Of great words, there are two; use one and come through.”
Jack loved riddles and thought hard. “What are the two greatest words?” he asked.
Bob’s voice gave another clue: “It can open many a door and much, much more. When you want to be polite, add the word and make it right.”
Jack thought and thought. “Polite… right… opens a door and much, much more.” Suddenly, he knew the answer! “PLEASE!” he shouted. The door opened, and Jack was so happy to see Bob and enjoy the delicious soufflé.
After lunch, it was time to leave. The voice spoke again: “All can leave my little home—kids, fairies, elves, and gnomes. But only when I have heard the one and only password.”
Mary, another friend, was there too. She asked for a clue. The voice said, “What is more delightful than to say you are grateful? Two little words you say to make someone’s day.”
Mary thought for a moment and then exclaimed, “THANK YOU!” The door opened again, and everyone thanked Bob for the wonderful lunch.
So, what are the two best words ever? They are “PLEASE” and “THANK YOU!” These magic words help you be polite and make friends. Remember to use them every day!
Thank you for reading! Have a wonderful day filled with joy, laughter, and learning! See you soon.
Magic Word Hunt: Go on a “Magic Word Hunt” around your home or classroom. Look for situations where you can use the magic words “PLEASE” and “THANK YOU.” For example, when asking for a toy or thanking someone for sharing. Make a list of all the times you used these words in a day and share it with your family or classmates.
Polite Puppet Show: Create a simple puppet show with your friends or family. Use socks or paper bags to make puppets. Act out a story where the characters need to use “PLEASE” and “THANK YOU” to solve a problem or make a friend. Perform your show for others and see how these words can make a big difference!
Thank You Card Craft: Make a “Thank You” card for someone special in your life. Use colorful paper, markers, and stickers to decorate your card. Write a message inside using the words “THANK YOU” to show your appreciation. Give the card to the person and see how happy it makes them feel!
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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**What’s the Password?**
Is Bob not at home, Jack? He did say to come over for lunch today, right? He is at home, but each time we ring the bell, this happens.
All are welcome to my home—kids, fairies, elves, and gnomes. But only when I have heard the one and only password.
What is the password? We don’t know. We have tried everything from “open sesame” to “abracadabra.” I have even tried “Bob is the Best.” Oh! I was so looking forward to eating Bob’s yummy soufflé. What do we do now?
I could really give you a hint and a clue. Of great words, there are two; use one and come through. Oooh! I love riddles. Let’s solve this. “Of great words, there are two?” What are the two greatest words?
Bob! Give us another clue. It can open many a door and much, much more. When you want to be polite, add the word and make it right.
Hmm… let me think… let me think. Polite… right… opens a door and much, much more. Ah ha! PLEASE! The password is PLEASE! Voila! One of the best words is PLEASE! It is polite and nice to add PLEASE when you want something. Come on in.
Mmmm! I so love your soufflé, Bob. It’s time for us to leave. We have homework to do. Oh yeah, let’s go.
All can leave my little home—kids, fairies, elves, and gnomes. But only when I have heard the one and only password.
Mary, can you guess this one too? Please, Bob, give us a clue. What is more delightful than to say you are grateful? Two little words you say to make someone’s day.
C’mon Mary… figure it out. I think I guessed it. Oooh please tell us, what is it? It’s THANK YOU! Yes, of course. Thank you, Bob, for a wonderful lunch.
So friends, what are the two best words ever? Please and thank you! Yes, well done. Never forget these words and use them all the time. It’s always good to be polite.
Thank you, Bob. See you later. Did you learn the best passwords in the world? PLEASE and THANK YOU are magic words that you can use to get help and make friends. Have a wonderful day filled with joy, laughter, and learning! See you soon.
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