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The Elephant and The Teapot are Friends  

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Poor Little Teapot was swept from his home by a gust
of wind. When he befriends a baby elephant at the watering hole, he discovers
more about the world and the beauty of friendship. Set in Eastern India where
elephants roam, children will learn about a culture and a land outside of their
own.



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Transcription:

 



Reader: Welcome back Story Timers! Today¡¯s read aloud
is – The Elephant and the Teapot are Friends by Mike Dubisch and Carolyn
Watson-Dubisch.



 



The teapot sat in the windowsill when a big gust of
wind caused it to spill.



Down the hill it rolled and rolled, finally stopping
at the watering hole.



It landed with a big " Kerplunk!"



There the friends met, spout to trunk.



He grasped the pot by the snout-and carried it with
him all about.



He brought it along to meet his friends and they all
went swimming at the river bend.



When he climbed the hill to look at the stars the
teapot was never far.



Miss Sally is sad, her coffee is bad.



She misses her tea so sweet and warm.



Nothing's been the same since the windstorm.



¡°My pot!" she cried, with tears in her eyes.



He raised the teapot way up high.



¡°Teapot and I are friends for life."



"Now, now," said Miss Sally, "Come with
me."  ¡°We can all be friends and
have a spot of tea."



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Questions:

 



1. Where did the teapot end up after it rolled down
the hill?



2. Who helped the teapot by carrying it with him?



3. Why is Miss Sally sad?​ 

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