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[doorbell ringing]

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(children) 
♪Hello! Hello!♪

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♪Won't you be my friend?♪

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♪Hello! Hello♪

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♪Let's say it again.♪

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♪Hello! Hello!♪

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♪Won't you be my friend?♪

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♪Hello! Hello!♪

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♪Now you are my friend.♪

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♪♪♪

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♪H-E-L-L-O♪

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♪That's a word we all should 
know.♪

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♪H-E-L-L0♪

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♪You can say it.♪

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♪Just say hello.♪

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♪♪♪

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Hey! There's Mr. Chuck!

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Well, hello, friend!

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Hello, Mr. Chuck!

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♪♪♪

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Oh, hello, friends!

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What is this?

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It's an old trunk.

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I wonder how it got here.

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What do you suppose is inside?

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It's so big!

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Almost anything could be in 
here.

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[hinges creaking]

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Wow!

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Look at this.

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Clothes!

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Hey! Let's play dress up!

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Look!

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Do you know what this is?

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It's a hard hat.

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I could be a construction worker 
or a person who works

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on telephone lines.

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Have you ever seen people who 
wear things like these?

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Let's see what else we have 
here.

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A tie and a suit coat.

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♪♪♪

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Maybe I could pretend I work in 
an office

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if I wear these clothes.

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Or perhaps I could be a sales 
person in a big store.

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Oh!

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And what's this?

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It's a hat that a police officer 
wears.

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You know, all of these clothes 
have something in common.

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People wear them to do a job.

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Construction workers.

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People in offices.

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Or police officers.

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There are lots of different 
kinds of clothes people wear

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on the job you know.

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Sometimes these clothes are 
called uniforms.

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Can you think of some jobs where 
people wear uniforms?

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Yeah.

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How about a crossing guard?

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(Delores) 
My name is Delores Ryan.

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I'm a school crossing guard.

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My job is to make sure children 
get across the street safely

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when they are going to and from 
school.

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The children wait at the corner, 
and when they want to cross

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I go to the middle of the street 
and blow my whistle

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and hold up a sign that says, 
"stop."

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All drivers must then stop.

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After the cars have stopped I 
wave to the children

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that it is safe to cross the 
street.

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I wear a bright orange vest to 
help make sure drivers

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can see me.

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If you ever need to cross the 
street, make sure you hold

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a grownup's hand.

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Look both ways before you step 
off the curb.

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Then walk quickly to the other 
side making sure

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you cross at the corner.

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I'm a school crossing guard and 
I want everyone to stay safe

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when they cross the street.

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♪♪♪

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There are many kinds of jobs 
people do.

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Some require special clothes.

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[tapping hat]

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And some don't.

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What do you want to be when you 
grow up?

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♪♪♪

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I want to be a firefighter.

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I want to be an astronaut.

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I want to work on telephone 
wires.

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I want to be popsicle man.

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But one time he went down the 
wrong road

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and he didn't come down my road!

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Hmph!

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(children) 
Hmmm.

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♪♪♪

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C-H

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A "T"?

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Ohhh.

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Let me see.

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Clothes

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Told you.

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Clothes!

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C-L-O-T-H-E-S

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Clothes!

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[laughing]

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Let's see what else is in here.

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Oooh. A coat.

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A hat.

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And some boots.

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I know.

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Let's see if we can guess what 
kind of weather,

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or which of the four seasons, 
these clothes would go with?

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Do you remember the four 
seasons?

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Now, look at these clothes.

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A coat, a hat, and boots.

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When would you wear these?

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Well, you need a heavy coat, a 
hat and gloves, and warm boots

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when it's cold outside.

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Winter! That's right!

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What else do we have here?

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Looks like a swimsuit.

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Some sandals.

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Oh, and a hat.

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When would you wear these 
things?

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Did you say summer?

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You guessed it!

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What's next?

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There's a long sleeve shirt.

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A jacket.

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And some pants.

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What time of year is the right 
time for jackets,

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long sleeves, and long pants?

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I think I'll say fall.

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And here's a rain coat.

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Looks like we're prepared for 
rain.

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What time of the year is known 
for falling rain

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and blowing wind?

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Spring, of course!

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There you have it.

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Clothes for all seasons.

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What will you wear if it's 
really, really hot?

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Some short pants, real short 
pants.

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A short sleeve shirt.

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No undershirt.

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No undershirt under it.

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Just some short pants, no socks, 
shoes on, one shirt on

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that's real, real short.

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What will you wear if it's 
really, really cold?

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All my jackets, some snow shoes, 
my socks, my coats, my hats,

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my glasses so I could see, and a 
whole bunch of gloves

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on my hands.

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♪♪♪

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(boy #1) 
I can tie my shoes.

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♪♪♪

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Can you tie your shoes?

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♪♪♪

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You have to make a loop, then 
wrap a string around like this.

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♪♪♪

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I can do buttons, too.

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♪♪♪

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Can you do buttons?

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♪♪♪

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Zippers are great!

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♪♪♪

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If you know how to use them.

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Can you zip the zipper?

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♪♪♪

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That's how I put on my coat.

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♪♪♪

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Pretty good, huh?

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(male #1) 
And now, Mr. Chuck will put on 
his jacket.

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[drum roll]

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[applause]

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[squeaking]

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(boy #2) 
There is a little shirt and a 
big shirt.

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There is a pair of little socks, 
and a pair of big socks.

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There is a little dress and a 
big dress.

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Well, look what else I found!

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What do you think?

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Do I look like a king?

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(male #2) 
I think so.

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You look great, your majesty!

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Well, hello!

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Hello, Mr. Chuck!

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Friends, I'd like you to meet 
Sandy Kozik.

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Sandy is an actor who helps 
children learn to have fun

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using their imagination.

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Pleased to meet you.

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I see you've been having fun 
with the trunk.

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We certainly have.

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Thank you.

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It's my dress up trunk.

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I like to have fun pretending

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(Sandy) 
to be different people.

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You know what else 
I like to do?

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What?

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I like to dress up 
and make up stories 
about the clothes

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I'm wearing.

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(Sandy) 
Do you want to give it a try?

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Sure.

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What do I do?

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I'm going to make up a story 
about a king and a chef,

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so you sit over there on the 
bench and you look

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real regal and I'll tell the 
story.

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♪♪♪

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Sounds like fun.

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♪♪♪

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(Sandy) 
Once upon a time there was a 
king.

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The king liked many things like 
reading and playing checkers.

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But the thing he liked best was 
eating and when he ate,

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he only liked one thing.

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Pepperoni pizza.

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Thin, crispy crust.

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Sauce, cheese, and pepperoni.

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Lots and lots of pepperoni.

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The king even like it cold for 
breakfast!

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One night after supper, the 
royal chef,

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that's me,

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discovered there was a problem.

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The person who made the sauce 
sent a note that said

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she had run out of tomatoes and 
couldn't make any more sauce.

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And what was worse, the cheese 
maker sent a note

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saying that the milk had gone 
sour and they couldn't

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make any more cheese.

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And what was even worse, the 
butcher who supplied

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the pepperoni sent a note saying 
there was no pepperoni

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left anywhere in the kingdom.

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There was only the dough for the 
crust.

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And a few odds and ends lying 
around on the kitchen shelf.

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"Oh no!" I thought.

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I can't make pepperoni pizza 
with just crust!

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This is terrible!

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This is serious.

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I could lose my job!

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Or even my head!

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Ohhhh.

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(Sandy) 
I stared at the dough and 
thought and thought and thought

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about the problem.

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I know, I'll make something 
wonderful to eat

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that looks just like pepperoni 
pizza.

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Maybe the king will take a bite 
and like it before he notices

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the difference.

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So I went to work.

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I worked all through the night 
to come up with something

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that tasted great, but looked 
just like pepperoni pizza.

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[rooster crowing]

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By morning, I was done.

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I sure hope this works.

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♪♪♪

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(Sandy) 
I held my breath as the king 
took his first bite.

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And then a second, and a third.

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The king smiled.

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♪♪♪

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This is the best pepperoni pizza 
I've ever had.

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I don't think you've ever used 
this recipe before, have you?

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No, sire.

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It's a new recipe.

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It's very good.

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I hope you'll make it like this 
again sometime.

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Well yes, sire. I certainly 
will.

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(Sandy) 
After the king finished his 
breakfast, I told him the truth.

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That what he had eaten and liked 
so much was not pepperoni pizza

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afterall.

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He was surprised, but he wasn't 
angry.

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He was glad to learn that there 
are many other foods that taste

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just as good as pepperoni pizza.

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He was also interested to know 
that eating a whole bunch

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of different kinds of food is 
much healthier than eating

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only one thing all the time.

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In fact, he gave me this medal.

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By now, you probably want to 
know how I made pepperoni pizza

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without any sauce, cheese, or 
pepperoni.

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Well, that's my little secret, 
but if you use your imagination

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I'll bet you can think of your 
own recipe.

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That was fun.

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It's fun to 
play dress up.

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It sure is.

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But you know, Sandy, changing 
the way we look

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doesn't change who we are 
underneath.

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Sandy, thanks for sharing your 
dress up clothes with us.

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I hope you'll 
come back soon.

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Oh, I've enjoyed it, 
Mr. Chuck.

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[applause]

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[applause]

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Have you ever put on a different 
hat and imagined

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that the hat could change you 
into someone else?

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It's fun to do whether you're an 
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even though we know different 
hats and different clothes

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don't change who we are, we can 
still have fun

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using our imagination and 
pretending with our children.

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Today on Parent's Corner, we'll 
listen to Sandy Kozik

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talk about playing dress up.

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Why would we play dress up with 
preschoolers?

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Afterall, they probably do it a 
lot during the day anyway.

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I mean they want to be a fireman 
on a big red fire truck

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or be a doctor or a nurse that 
they see on TV

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or at the hospital.

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All these different community 
helpers they see that they

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think, "what do I want to be 
when I grow up?"

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Or a fairytale character.

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And how can you help them with 
it?

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Wasn't it fun seeing Mr. Chuck 
pretend to be the king?

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Wouldn't it be even more fun if 
they saw you pretend

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to be something else.

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Here again you have to remember, 
we have to distinguish

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what's real and what's not real, 
yet make it comfortable

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for them to pretend with you.

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One thing we use a lot in 
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I use this old scarf.

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It's rickety rackety.

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You could use a pillow case 
while you're making the bed.

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You could use a napkin while 
you're at the table.

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Or just any piece of fabric - a 
rag, whatever.

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You can do this around the house 
any old time of day.

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I take the scarf and I put it on 
my body different ways.

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I could be a Spanish toreador or 
I could be a bullfighter

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which is the same thing.

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I could put it, well, the first 
thing that children do naturally

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is put it around their shoulders 
like a cape.

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And the boys like to be 
Superman.

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Or maybe they're going to be 
Batman or some other one

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that's popular in this day and 
age.

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Girls, too. Supergirl.

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Don't correct them.

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Don't say, that' not Batman.

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That's Batman.

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Or that's Superman.

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There's no right or wrong to 
this.

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And why do we do it?

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It's just another part of role 
playing.

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And it makes them comfortable 
about thinking

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what they could be when they 
grow up.

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Today friends, we've learned 
about clothes for all seasons

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of the year: winter, spring, 
summer, and the fall.

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We dressed up and pretended to 
be different people on the job.

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And we made up a story and acted 
it out.

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Yep.

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There are lots of things to do 
with clothes.

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You might want to try some of 
these things yourself.

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Get your mom or dad, or maybe 
your grandparents,

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to look around and see if maybe 
they can find

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some of their old clothes for 
you to use for dress up.

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You can even use things like old 
curtains or scarves.

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Use your imagination.

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And I'm sure you'll come up with 
all kinds of interesting things

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to do with clothes.

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Well, I hope you've had a lot of 
fun today.

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I know I have.

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But right now it's time for me 
to go.

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So friends, until next time, so 
long.

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♪♪♪