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-: Hi family and friends.
Your children's stories books can be a great opportunity
to encourage them to do dramatic play.
Just pick out their favorite book
and ask them to act it out.
You can use all the different types of props
that you have in your house.
You might want to use stuffed animals,
you could even use paper and markers
to draw out some of the pictures from the story.
Or you can also find different clothes
that might match what some of the characters are wearing
in the story.
But just to encourage them that this can be
an independent activity or it can be an activity
that you help set up and then allow them to play
and act it out and then later, come back to you
and present it to you.
"Please, Mr. Panda" by Steve Anthony.
Can you find the Lemur?
Here's the title page.
"Please, Mr. Panda" by Steve Anthony.
Child 1: "Would you like a doughnut?
Adult: Give.
Child 2: Give me the pink one.
Child 1: No, you cannot have a doughnut.
I have changed my mind.
Would you like a doughnut?
Child 2: I want the blue one
and the yellow one.
Child 1: No, you cannot have a doughnut.
I have changed my mind.
Would you like a doughnut?
Child 2: No, go away.
Child 1: Would you like a doughnut?
Child 2: I want many?
Them all.
Then bring me some more.
Child 1: No, you cannot have a doughnut.
I have changed my mind.
Would anyone else like a doughnut?
Child 2: Hello.
May I have a doughnut?
Please.
Mr. Panda?
Child 1: You can have them all.
Child 2: Thank you very much.
I love doughnuts.
Child 1: You're welcome. I do not like doughnuts."
(buzzing)
The end.
Give me 10.
Nevermind.
You cannot have a doughnut. I changed my mind.
Would you like the doughnut?
Yes, give me the pink one,
and the yellow one.
Nevermind.
You cannot have a doughnut. I changed my mind.
May I have a doughnut? Can I have a doughnut?
A big donut.
Nevermind. No, you cannot have a doughnut.
I changed my mind.
Can I have a doughnut? All of them.
And then bring me some more.
Nevermind. You cannot have a doughnut.
Can I have a doughnut? May I have a doughnut?
Please, Mr. Panda?
Yes, you can have all the doughnuts.
Yay.
Remember to say, please and thank you.
And use your manners or you might not get what you want.
(upbeat happy begins)