Once upon a time in a little
town in NZ, 25 children and their teacher thought they would learn how to be
safe around trains. The holidays were
coming and they didn’t want anyone getting squashed like a pancake (with red
syrup) or killed. The big freight
trains, that went through the middle of town, grumbled and groaned, and shook
the ground like a giant earthquake.
Getting too close to them would be a bit scary.
Mrs J (the teacher), who had
a kind heart, did some research and found that there was a competition for
school children to produce a Youtube clip showing how to be safe around
trains. Mrs J had been to a special
learning place where they had checked her heart and given her eyes in the back
of her head so she could help children learn important things like this.
The children were all very
smart. They were good at engaging their
brain. So they thought of lots of words
that rhymed and put them together with some ‘choo choo’ music to make a rail
safety song to share with their school.
They wanted other children to stay safe, and know what to do as
well.
Being creative, they made
their own train sounds using wood blocks, and built their own train ready for
the item. The scientists in the class
put together a circuit for the flashing lights and a fulcrum for the
barrier. The builders constructed the
station and the entertainers put together some actions.
The stage was set. The audience arrived, and the item was
performed while the ipad recorded…….
Moral of the story:
If you don’t have dreams, they can’t come true.
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