Goldilocks 'This Chair Is Too Hot !'

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6C. The conclusion to this story that satisfying children was when they finally caught who was eating their food, sitting on their chair and who was sleeping on their bed. The conclusion for the song that satisfied the children was the entire frogs jump one by one into the pond to cool off.

6D. I use the high pitch tone when Goldilocks says “This porridge is too hot!” “This chair is too big “and lowers my tone of voice when she says “this porridge is too cold.” “This chair is too big too.” (With a sad face) Finally, I smile when Goldilocks found the perfect porridge, chair and bed to sleep in. Additionally, I also made faces and change my voice when the three bears saw what happen as they each discover that there was touch, their chair was

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