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Once upon a time, in a magical land, there was a brave knight named Sir Zach, a strong princess named Lily, and a big, mean dragon named Axel. They were all part of a fun story that their friends were making up together.
Sir Zach needed a lance to fight the dragon. A lance is like a big stick that knights use to protect themselves. Since the dragon was super big, Sir Zach decided he needed two lances! Princess Lily was just as brave, so she also had a lance.
While they were playing, a hedgehog appeared. He didn’t like getting wet, so he jumped on a log to stay dry. This made everyone laugh because he was suddenly taller than everyone else!
Rex, one of the friends, was learning how to join in the story. He realized that making up stories is like building something. You listen to each other’s ideas and imagine what happens next. Rex decided to try again and join the story.
The brave princess and knight raced down the road with their lances because the mean dragon was chasing them! They ran until they reached the entrance of a dark cave. The dragon thought he had them cornered!
Just then, the hedgehog appeared again and said, “Follow me down this secret path!” The knight and princess followed him and escaped the dragon. The dragon spun around so fast looking for them that he got dizzy and had to land. “I’m too dizzy to be mean!” said the dragon.
After their adventure, it was time for a show! Everyone was excited to see the story of the bee, the hedgehog, and the ghost. But oh no, Zach’s ghost costume fell off! They decided to improvise, which means making things up as they go.
In another adventure, they followed a map to find a treasure. They looked for clues like a line of rocks that looked like circles. Finally, they found a rock with an X on it. X marks the spot! They opened the treasure chest and found a beautiful jewel.
Goldie, one of the friends, pretended to be a pirate cooking a meal. She practiced talking like a pirate, saying, “Put the fish in the pot, me hearties!” Everyone laughed and had a great time.
And that’s how the brave knight, the strong princess, and their friends had a wonderful day full of adventures and fun!
Create Your Own Adventure Story: Gather some paper and crayons. Draw your own characters, like a brave knight or a clever hedgehog. Think about what kind of adventure they might go on. Will they find a treasure or meet a friendly dragon? Share your story with a friend or family member and ask them to add their ideas to your story. This will help you understand how stories can grow and change with different ideas!
Build a Lance: Use materials like paper towel rolls, cardboard, or sticks from outside to create your own lance. Decorate it with colorful paper or stickers. Once you have your lance, pretend to be a knight or a princess and think about how you would use it to protect yourself in your own imaginary adventure. This activity helps you understand what a lance is and how it can be used in a story.
Observe and Imagine: Next time you go outside, look for animals or objects that could be part of a story. Maybe you see a squirrel that could be a pirate or a rock that looks like a treasure chest. Use your imagination to think about what kind of adventure they might have. Share your ideas with a friend and see what they come up with too. This will help you practice using your imagination to create stories from everyday things!
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[Music]
Uh, Rex, I’m a knight, and Lily’s a princess, and Axel’s a mean dragon. A big mean dragon!
Okay, so try to do something that matches that.
Okay, great! So back to our story. Sir Zach went and got a lance.
What’s a lance?
It’s a big stick you use to fight dragons.
Oh, well, since the dragon was super big, he needed two lances.
Oh yeah, that’s good! Actually, because the princess was just as brave and strong, they both had lances.
Wow, that’s great!
Yeah, come on, let’s get that big mean dragon!
George, yeah man, you can’t stop eating!
Oh yes, we can! Here comes a brave knight and a powerful princess!
But the hedgehog didn’t like splashing in puddles because his bristles got wet.
Oh no, my bristles are wet! said the hedgehog. So he jumped on the log to stay dry, which was very funny because then he was taller than everyone else.
Rex, hello down there!
Huh? What?
Oh, uh, was that not right?
Well, it is a funny story. I thought it made sense; the hedgehog didn’t like getting wet.
No, your story was great! So what did I do wrong?
Well, it’s just that your story and our story aren’t the same. You have to be a part of our story, you see.
Oh, this story-making thing isn’t easy. It’s a lot easier making things with the construction derby; I can do that!
Well, when you build something, do you ever figure it out as you go?
Uh, well, sure! Lots of times we don’t know how to build something, but we figure it out.
How?
Well, we try to picture what we’re building, and we listen to each other’s ideas and try to see the next step in our heads.
Oh, well, that’s the same as telling stories!
Yeah, it’s all about listening to the story and then picturing the next step.
Oh, well, when you put it that way, it doesn’t sound so hard. I think I got it! Can we try again?
Yeah! Where were we? So the brave princess and knight were racing down the road with their lances, except the knight had two lances.
Yeah, and they were racing because the mean dragon was chasing them!
Let’s get out of here!
Oh no, he’s chasing us!
Oh, we gotta get out of here!
And the princess and knight were cornered at the entrance to a dark cave.
Oh, that’s good! Now there’s nowhere for you to go except into my cave!
And then what happened, Rex?
Rex?
Oh, uh, is it my turn?
Yeah, yeah, go ahead!
Okay, so the knight and the princess didn’t know where to go, and the dragon was there, and he was all mean.
Um, then a hedgehog showed up and he said, “Uh, follow me down this secret path!”
And so they followed the hedgehog and got away from the dragon, and the dragon spun around so fast looking for them that he got dizzy and had to land.
“I’m too dizzy now to be a mean dragon; I can only be a dizzy dragon! I give up!”
You did it! We won!
Look at me, I’m a bee! Buzz!
Look at me, I’m a ghost!
Look at me, I’m a hedgehog!
Rex, I don’t think that’s the sound hedgehogs make.
Yeah, hedgehogs are pretty quiet.
So I improvised!
Improvised?
Yeah, it’s when you make something up as you go.
Oh, well, good thing we don’t need to make up anything for our show; we’ve practiced and practiced!
Oh, I mean rehearsed!
Yeah, but we’ve never rehearsed with our costumes on. Should we go through it one more time?
Oh, too late! Everyone’s already here!
I can’t wait to see the show!
Oh, I know, me neither!
Quick, don’t let them see our costumes!
Backstage!
Great! Uh, oh, you go, okay, and then I’ll go. I’m really excited about this!
Hey, I remember that! There’s Axel!
Everybody’s here!
Okay, okay, it’s time!
[Applause]
This is the story of the bee, the hedgehog, and the ghost.
Once upon a time, there was a bee, and her best friend was a hedgehog.
Hedgehog, hedgehog, hedgehog!
Wiggle! Everyone sees my costume! Oh, this is gonna be great!
And then one day, they were visited by a spooky ghost!
[Music]
I’m a ghost!
Um, Zach, what happened to your costume?
What?
Oh no, it must have fallen off! What do we do?
It’s okay, we’ll improvise!
Why, that’s not a ghost! That’s our friend Zach!
Hi, Zach!
Uh, hedgehog, did you happen to see a ghost back there?
Uh, yeah!
Oh, go get him!
Oh, come on!
Oh no, a ghost! Drive away!
[Music]
Give me a couple seconds for a quick more improvising!
Okay, uh, okay! Looks like the ghost has gone to lunch!
Uh, yes!
[Music]
And I’m going to haunt you, Mrs. B!
Well, it looks like we follow a path from this tree around a turn till we find, um, a bunch of stacked rocks.
All right, follow the trail to the treasure site!
What’s wrong? We have to make sure to pick the right trail!
Oh, huh, I guess I got excited. How do we know which one is the right trail?
Oh, maybe the map can tell us! Look, the trail starts on the right side of the tree!
Oh, and goes straight away from it!
I can’t see; I’m upside down!
Well, this path behind us is the right one!
Oh, you’re right! Goldie, follow me, scallywags!
[Music]
There it is, the stacked rocks! I think we found it!
Huzzah! Wait, how do we know for sure this is it?
Yeah, we don’t want to take the wrong trail!
Well, it looks just like it does in the map—rocks with a big one across the top and a tree on the other side!
And now look at the map! See, it’s the same thing!
I can’t see; I’m upside down again!
Rose, our way down the trail!
There be pirates! Go surfing!
Pirates say, “Do you see any circles?”
No, I don’t see any circles!
We need a line of circles!
Right, well, that’s what the map said! Check it again!
Yep, see? Line of circles!
Hmm, do you see any circles, Lily?
I can’t see any circles from up here!
I don’t see any circles around here!
Maybe the circles are supposed to be something!
Oh, I get it! The circles are supposed to be something like a cereal!
I don’t think it’s cereal!
How about, um, tires?
Well, I don’t see any tires up here!
Me neither! Maybe it’s a snake or maybe rocks!
Oh, hey, rocks! It’s this long line of rocks! These are the circles! That means we’re almost there!
[Music]
I can’t believe it!
Hey, look at this! There’s a rock with an X on it!
I can’t see! Where?
Right there! Look, an X! X marks the spot!
Oh, this must be it! This must be the treasure!
Spinning spark plugs! Oh, it’s a treasure chest!
Lily, open it! Open it!
Oh, okay, okay, okay! Here we go! Here we go!
Whoa! Beautiful! This must be your great aunt’s treasure! It looks like the jewel from her tiara!
Oh, put it on, Goldie!
Goldie, that looks beautiful! Are you sure I can wear it?
Well, it is your great aunt’s treasure after all!
Well, that was the best pirate adventure I’ve had in a long time!
Our captain, Purple Bumper, agrees!
Oh yes, cueno!
Goldie, you’re supposed to say our!
[Music]
I don’t want to rock!
[Music]
Should have made the stage bigger!
I mean ghost!
This is the story of the bee!
Douch! And I will hide you!
Oh, oh, it came off! Cover for me, hedgehog!
Hedgehog!
[Music]
Okay, try again, Goldie! You’re a pirate cooking a meal!
Okay, how about put the fish in the pot?
Well, can you try to sound more pirate-y?
You know, like how a pirate sounds?
More “arrr” in there!
I don’t know; I’ve never met any pirates!
Oh, wouldn’t it be great to meet a real pirate? I bet they’d say, “Oh, my hearties!”
Hey, you try it, Goldie!
Put the fish in the pot, me hearties!
Hey, there we go!
[Music]
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