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The entire
1st grade came together to present "How the Elephant Sees It,"
a play about the web of life and the importance of all creatures.
There were lots of groups of different kinds of animals--monkeys,
spiders, snakes, etc. Emily is here with her "mouse" group.
Each group came up to the mike and took turns reciting their lines:
the elephants told each group of animals how depressed they were
that no one [eg, humans] understood them, and then, say, the spiders
would tell the elephants to cheer up, since humans thought spiders
were disgusting, too, but actually spiders had a very important
job to do.
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The photos
are crummy because I was so far away and had no light, but you can
see in this photo that Em was very comfortable on stage! She had
no trouble remembering her lines and even managed not to recite
them in a hurried monotone.
Em also had the last line of the play! At the end, the mice reminded
the audience that every animal was important, and then Em came forward
and said, "Even cockroaches!" She was very pleased when
the audience laughed. |
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Here she is
after, exuberant with a job well done, and a big celebratory cup
of Kool-aid in her hand (and on her lips!) |
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