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Skip was working hard on his farm when his friend Scamble stopped by and asked him to play baseball. Skip decided to take a short break, but on the way to the baseball field their car got a flat tire. They waited for the tow truck but then got impatient and walked to the field, but they got lost on the way back. They ended up passing out on the road and waking up in a stranger's house, where they got scared. In the end, Skip decided he was too busy to play and finished working with Scamble's help instead.

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One day in the field, Skip was working very hard to finish his harvest. This is Skip. This is Skip’s field.

When Skip was almost done his friend Scamble stopped by. This is Scamble. Scambles usually likes to help out at Skip’s farm but this time he wants to play.

Scambles loves to play baseball but Skip is busy and can’t play. If you want Skip to play baseball then press the baseball. If you want Skip to stay working press the field.

Skip decides that he can take a little bit of a break and play baseball. They get into Skip’s car and drive to the baseball field. This is Skip’s car.

When they are about half way to the ball park the tire on Skip’s car pops. Scamble decides to call a tow truck so that they can get t0 the ball park.

The tow truck got there an hour later but Skip and Scamble were already gone. Skip and Scamble were tired of waiting and wanted to go play baseball So they left before the tow truck got there. They left a note for the tow truck to take there car to the shop.

After an long time of walking Skip said that they should have stayed with the car. Scamble says that Skip is right and they decide to walk back. The problem is they can’t remember which way they came.

They kept walking and walking and walking. Until they were to tired to continue. They just lied down on the road and fell asleep. When they woke up they where in someone else’s house.

They were so scared that they started crying.

The strangers said that they were not going to hurt them. Skip and Scambles didn’t believe them so they tried to escape.

The strangers caught them and that was the end of Skip and Scambles. Click on the sign to go back to the forth slide.>>>

Skip decides that he has way to much work to do and says that he can’t play. Skip continues to work in his field harvest all of the corn.

When Skip was almost done his field Scamble came back. He started saying that Skip wasn’t his friend anymore because he wouldn’t play with him.

Skip told Scamble that he was too busy to play. Skip said that they shouldn’t argue anymore because it makes Skip sad. Scamble doesn’t want to argue anymore either so he helps Skip finish his field. They used teamwork to get the job done quickly.

They finished the field way quicker than Skip could have ever done alone. They were very happy they were done so they celebrated… With ice cream and high fives!

After a long day at work Skip asks Scamble if he wants to have a sleep over. Scamble said he would be very happy to stay overnight.

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1. By : Taylor Ginther

2. One day in the field, Skip was working very hard to finish his harvest. This is Skip. This is Skip’s field.

3. When Skip was almost done his friend Scamble stopped by. This is Scamble. Scambles usually likes to help out at Skip’s farm but this time he wants to play.

4. Scambles loves to play baseball but Skip is busy and can’t play. If you want Skip to play baseball then press the baseball. If you want Skip to stay working press the field.

5. Skip decides that he can take a little bit of a break and play baseball. They get into Skip’s car and drive to the baseball field. This is Skip’s car.

6. When they are about half way to the ball park the tire on Skip’s car pops. Scamble decides to call a tow truck so that they can get t0 the ball park.

7. The tow truck got there an hour later but Skip and Scamble were already gone. Skip and Scamble were tired of waiting and wanted to go play baseball So they left before the tow truck got there. They left a note for the tow truck to take there car to the shop.

8. After an long time of walking Skip said that they should have stayed with the car. Scamble says that Skip is right and they decide to walk back. The problem is they can’t remember which way they came.

9. They kept walking and walking and walking. Until they were to tired to continue. They just lied down on the road and fell asleep. When they woke up they where in someone else’s house.

10. They were so scared that they started crying.

11. The strangers said that they were not going to hurt them. Skip and Scambles didn’t believe them so they tried to escape.

12. The strangers caught them and that was the end of Skip and Scambles. Click on the sign to go back to the forth slide.>>>

13. Skip decides that he has way to much work to do and says that he can’t play. Skip continues to work in his field harvest all of the corn.

14. When Skip was almost done his field Scamble came back. He started saying that Skip wasn’t his friend anymore because he wouldn’t play with him.

15. Skip told Scamble that he was too busy to play. Skip said that they shouldn’t argue anymore because it makes Skip sad. Scamble doesn’t want to argue anymore either so he helps Skip finish his field. They used teamwork to get the job done quickly.

16. They finished the field way quicker than Skip could have ever done alone. They were very happy they were done so they celebrated… With ice cream and high fives!

17. After a long day at work Skip asks Scamble if he wants to have a sleep over. Scamble said he would be very happy to stay overnight.

18. THE END

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