Daisy Mixes Green for the Pond
Daisy discovers that blue and yellow paint mix to make green for three paper lily pads.
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253–264 of 334 collections for Kindergarten
Daisy discovers that blue and yellow paint mix to make green for three paper lily pads.
Daisy leads a cheerful parade for animals who cannot play outside.
Daisy loves quick splashes, but the pond is ready for sleep. She invents a slow moon dance with three quiet moves and feels calm too.
Toto’s friends learn that staying together matters more than finishing first.
Luna feels guilty after breaking a cup and finds courage to tell the truth and help make things right.
Toto arranges four picture cards to remember his morning routine in the correct order.
Toto shares a warm sunstone with a chilly lizard.
Toto walks home as daylight fades. He follows three familiar garden markers and never needs to hurry.
Mimi learns to change the volume so a tired friend can stay and enjoy the music.
Finn feels nervous near the pool and builds courage with a teacher, a handrail, and one small step.
Mimi compares three instruments and chooses the soft sound needed for a quiet-time song.
Mimi listens for a whale song and helps friends make a quiet rhythm.
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