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Personal Narrative: Mama Bear And Baby Bear
6A. I started with once upon a time in a very far away land there lived papa bear, mama bear and baby bear. For the song, I started out with five green sparkled frogs. Five green sparkled frogs sat on a speckled log, eating some most delicious bugs. YUM YUM! (rubbing their tummy.)

6B. One way to involve the children was asking them to use one hand and pretend to eat the porridge. They pretend to eat the porridge, but it was too hot. The children pretended their mouth was getting hot. Next, they ate the second bowel, but it was too cold. So, they pretended it was getting cold. Finally, they have the last bowel and ate it all up. The children rub their tummy as they pretend to finish eating. Additionally, for the song I ask the children to hold

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