(upbeat music)
-: Hi, I'm Matt.
What's your name?
-: Eliza.
-: And what's your name?
-: Miza.
-: And do you like slop?
-: I like slop.
-: Do you like slop?
-: Yep.
We're going to read, "I Really Like Slop," by Mo Willems.
Wanna read with me?
-: Yes (mumbles).
-: Get ready.
♪ La, la, la ♪
-: Hi Gerald.
Hi Piggie.
Yikes.
What is that?
This is slop.
Slop?
Yummy, yummy slop.
(paper shuffling)
Yummy?
You eat that?
(paper shuffling)
Sure.
Sure, I eat this.
Pigs really, really, really, really, really, like slop.
(paper shuffling)
Eating slop is part of pig culture.
Oh.
(paper shuffling)
Should it smell like that?
(all inhaling)
Pa pa pa, yes.
What about all those flies?
The flies are how you know it is ripe.
Do you want to try my slop?
Do I want to try your slop?
-: What does ripe mean?
-: Does what?
-: What does ripe mean?
-: Ripe?
Woman: Ripe.
-: Ripe, means it's ready to eat.
-: No way.
But I am glad I tried it.
But there's been no spill?
-: No.
(paper shuffling)
-: Because I really like you.
Oh, Gerald.
Dessert?
Don't push it Bub.
(paper shuffling)
Good job.
(upbeat music)