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Poems and Spelling Games: Father's Day

Poem:

Fantastic in every way

Always there for me

Teaching me sports

Hero to our family

Expecting great things from me

Really the greatest Dad ever!!!



Spelling:

1.- snake

2.- rabbit

3.- scorpion

4.- dunes

5.- lizard

6.- mouse

7.- coyote

8.- sand

9.- cactus

10.- hole


AI Story: The Bravest Little Rabbit

Can you find the spelling words?

Once upon a time, in a land of golden sand dunes that stretched as far as the eye could see, lived a little rabbit named Pip. Pip wasn't scared of the hot sun or the prickly cacti that dotted the landscape. He loved hopping from one sand dune to another, his fluffy tail twitching with excitement.

One sunny afternoon, Pip was on his way to visit his friend, Lulu the lizard, who lived in a cozy hole under a giant saguaro cactus. As he hopped along, he saw a long, slithering shape in the sand. It was Sid the snake! Sid wasn't scary, but he did like to sunbathe in the warm sand, blocking Pip's usual path.


"Excuse me, Sid," Pip squeaked politely. "Can I please get by? I'm going to see Lulu."


Sid slowly opened one eye and smiled sleepily. "Of course, little friend," he said in a voice as smooth as sand. "But watch out for Scorch! He might be hiding nearby."


Scorch was a grumpy scorpion with a nasty sting. Pip shivered. He didn't like Scorch one bit. Just then, a tiny voice squeaked, "Hi Pip!"

It was Millie the mouse, peeking out from behind a prickly pear cactus. "Are you scared of Scorch?" she asked.


Pip nodded. "A little," he admitted.


Millie giggled. "Don't worry," she said. "I know a shortcut through the dunes that avoids Scorch's usual hiding spots. Follow me!"


And so, Pip followed Millie, hopping carefully over the sand as she darted between the cacti. They squeezed through narrow spaces and climbed over small dunes until finally, they reached Lulu's hole.


"Phew!" Pip exclaimed, wiping sweat from his brow. "That was a close one! Thanks for the shortcut, Millie."


Millie smiled. "No problem! Just be careful on your way back. The coyote, Carl, might be out looking for dinner."


Carl the coyote was always sniffing around for unsuspecting rabbits. Pip gulped. He didn't want to meet Carl!


Saying goodbye to Millie and Lulu, Pip hopped back through the dunes, keeping an eye out for Carl. He saw a flash of brown fur in the distance and froze. It was Carl! But then, something amazing happened.

A loud bark echoed through the dunes, and a blur of grey fur shot past Pip. It was Fernando the fox! Fernando was Carl's rival, and they never missed a chance to chase each other around. This time, it seemed Carl had forgotten all about Pip in his pursuit of Fernando.


Pip sighed with relief. He quickly hopped the rest of the way back to his own hole, safe and sound. That night, snuggled safely in his burrow, Pip realized that even in the desert full of dangers, there were always friendly faces to help a rabbit out.


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