I'm glad you made
it up just in time!
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I'd just love being up for this!
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So many fun things to do
and right now I'm looking
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for something!
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Oh Bunny, how can you help
me with your ears and whinny!
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Ricky, you've all
fallen over and over again!
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Let's see! They have wheels
and... I've found them already!
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They have wheels and you
put them on with straps and
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they are really
fun! Can you guess?
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I'll show them to you!
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They're roller-skates
just like what I had when
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I was a little girl and in
just a minute I'll tell you
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a story about them. OK?
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It's so good to see you again!
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Come up for a visit, my friend!
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There's so much to do, I have
so many things planned for you!
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We'll laugh and we'll play,
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we'll sing and we'll pray,
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I'll tell you a story I took and
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we'll be friends you and I,
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yes, you and I
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and J e s u s!
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You know, these skates
are very fancy compared to the
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roller-skates that
people have nowadays, but
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they surely were fancy
when I was a little girl!
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And I wanted a pair so
bad so I begged my folks
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to get me a pair!
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But they said, "Janice, number
1 we don't have enough money,
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and number 2 you don't have
a place to ride them anyway,
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because there're so
many rocks on the driveway."
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So I went and I
thought about that.
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And I came up with an idea.
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I went back to my dad and I said
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"Dad, I've got a good idea!
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How about if I sweep all
the rocks off the driveway,
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then I'll have
a place to skate!"
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And he said,
"That'll be a good idea!"
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And I said, "And you could
pay me for sweeping them off and
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then I'll have money
to buy the skates with."
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My dad laughed at me, but after
he'd done laughing, he said,
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"OK. You've come up
with a plan. Let's do it."
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So the very next day
after school, I started sweeping
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and I swept and I
swept and I swept...
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And I was so tired when
I went to bed that day and
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the next day I swept and I
swept and I swept and again
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I was so tired when I
went to bed that day and
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that went on for day
after day after day and
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my arms would get sore,
my back would get sore and
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I started to think to myself,
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"I'm never going to get these
rocks swept off this driveway
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and I started to think,
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Maybe I don't want a
pair of skates anyways.
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But then I was
thinking, No, I do want a pair!
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So I'd go back
and work some more.
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Well, finally after many days,
I had the day came when I was
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able to go to my dad and say,
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"I've got all the rocks off the
driveway." And he got all his
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wallet and... he paid me.
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And then we went down to the
store and we bought my skates.
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That was such a happy
day because I now had skates!
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And I remember it was so much
fun to skate on those skates
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and every time when I skated
on those skates on that driveway
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without any rocks, I thought to
myself, "I earned these skates
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all by myself and they made
me feel so good about myself!"
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You know, that's
all work is all about!
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It makes you feel good, you
accomplished something useful
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and there's lots
of things you can do.
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There're jobs for everybody!
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Let's go meet carpenter
Don and his helpers now!
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Come on!
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We need to make this shelf,
make sure it's the correct size
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guys!
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Hello, carpenter Don!
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Hello, Janice!
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I'd like you to meet my friends!
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Hi!
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And I'd like you
to meet carpenter Don!
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It's a pleasure!
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And I also have two friends
that are helping me today,
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Nathan and Matthew!
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We're glad to
meet them, aren't we?
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Do you mind if we stay and
watch you for a few minutes?
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It's fine.
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If you goanna watch, you'd have
to watch it with safety glasses.
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I'll put these on.
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These are safety glasses?
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Oh my, how do I look?
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They look different
when I look through them.
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Yes, they do, but they protect
your eyes so that wood chips
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won't fall into your
eyes and hurt your eyes.
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That's a good idea!
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Because they're very
important to save your eyes.
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And everybody has
to have them on I see!
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So what are you making?
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Well, we're making
a set of book shelves.
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The guys and I are having a
good time making these shelves
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for the house and we had
to follow our blueprints,
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the plans that we have so that
everything will fit together,
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when we go to put it together.
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Right now, we're checking out
the measurements on that print,
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we need to be very precise.
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Let's see if Matthew and Nathan
must get a really measurement
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on here.
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Nathan, hold the end there.
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Yes, it's got to be
exact when you do that.
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26 and 3/8, that's correct!
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I see it's important that
they hold it at the right place.
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Right. To be dependable.
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Very, very dependable.
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Because if he'd let it go,
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I feel all your measurements
are off, wouldn't it?
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Yes, it would and then
everything wouldn't fit.
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What do we have here?
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Matthew, have
14, that's correct.
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So this the
correct size of shelf.
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We have a little problem.
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We're making another shelf and
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the shelf, I believe
this is the correct one,
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here's our
broken one, right here.
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Aha, it wasn't
broken, it was miscut.
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We weren't being
precise with our square ness!
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I'll show you
how to square this.
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Let's see. Line
that up. Exactly.
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So this is called the square!
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Yes, the framing square.
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And we put a line here and yes,
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it does show we're out of
square by 3 quarters of an inch.
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So that just will not do.
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It wouldn't fit,
would it? It wouldn't fit.
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So someone wasn't
precise when they did that.
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So you can see that being
careful in how you measure
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things is really important.
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Very important.
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And making your lines
straight on everything.
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Right.
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And dependability when
you're helping each other and
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watching out and
being very, very careful and
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safety-conscious
as you're working.
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It looks that you have
some dependable helpers here.
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I do. I have two good ones.
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That's great.
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Thank you for letting us
work with you, carpenter Don.
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It's our pleasure
to have you with us.
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You'll need this and my friends
and I are going to go and
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see another carpenter now.
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Our next carpenter spends most
of his time working under water
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Can you guess who he is?
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You're right. He's Mr. Beaver.
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And he's a very,
very busy carpenter.
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Did you know that every year
beavers cut down over 200 trees?
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That's a lot of trees
to cut down, isn't it?
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What do you think they use?
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A saw, an axe? No!
They use their teeth.
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And God has given
beavers some very special teeth.
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Their teeth are
like your finger nails.
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They never, ever stop growing.
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In fact, the harder a
beaver works, the more trees
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he cuts down, the
sharper his teeth get.
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Isn't that amazing?
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And if he became a lazy beaver
and just didn't bother going out
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and cutting down trees, then his
teeth would just get too long
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and they'll get
in and he could die.
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So, for Mr. Beaver it's
a good thing to work hard.
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And he just keeps busy all
the time, cutting down trees
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and branches and building up his
den to be just the right size
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and he uses mud and plants,
anything he can use to make it
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large and damp,
just the right size.
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Would you like to see a real
tree that the beaver cut down?
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A beaver near my home cut
this log down and if you look
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real closely you'll be able
to see the actual marks that
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his teeth made.
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And when he cut it down, these
were some of the pieces that
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he bit off with his teeth.
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I don't think I'd
want to be a beaver,
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but God has made beavers with
just the right tools so that
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they can work hard
and do just the right job
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that they need to do.
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Busy, busy, beaver?
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You work from dawn till dusk,
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You have no
degree behind your name,
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and yet you are many
things just the same.
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Engineer, architect,
carpenter in a bustling
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little ball of fur.
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Busy as a beaver, busy as
a beaver, I'll be busy today.
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You are God's teacher from
the wild, showing how to be
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God's little child:
careful, thorough, dear with
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a great big toothy smile.
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Hey, kids, if you love all
the fun things you get to do
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with Janice and her friends,
you'll fill in over this.
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It's Janice's Activity Book.
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Loaded with fun, this
book teaches Scripture through
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mazes, puzzles,
games, coloring and more...
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And the best part is it's FREE!
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Let's take a look inside!
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The Scripture on this page says:
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Now, let's circle the
pictures that are the same!
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That's right! You got the idea!
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There're many more fun-
filled activities in this book
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just waiting for you!
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By the way, did I
mention, It's FREE!
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This busy worker is one
that's found in most every
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part of the world.
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In fact, you may have
even found this worker
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right inside your house!
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Can you imagine that?
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Have you guessed what he is?
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You're right. He's an ant.
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You know, ants
are very, very small,
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but they are very strong.
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An ant can carry 27
times its own weight.
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Charles, can you come here?
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That means that if
Charles was a little ant,
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he'd be able to
carry a small car.
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Isn't that amazing?
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It sure is.
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I'll tell you ants are
very amazing creatures.
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You know these ants are so busy!
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Maybe you've looked at an
ant hill and on the outside
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of an ant hill, you've just
seen them all scurrying around.
00:11:01.73\00:11:03.70
It looks like the
ants aren't doing anything,
00:11:03.75\00:11:05.75
but they are...
00:11:05.78\00:11:06.85
They are busy working,
00:11:06.88\00:11:08.35
they are carrying
food and storing it away.
00:11:08.40\00:11:11.40
They're cleaning tunnels,
they're building new tunnels.
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They're taking care of
the little baby ant eggs.
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They're very busy working.
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So I'll tell you what!
00:11:19.75\00:11:20.75
The next time you're walking
down the road or wherever
00:11:20.78\00:11:23.27
you are and if you see a little
ant crawling on the ground or
00:11:23.30\00:11:26.69
maybe crawling up on your shoe,
you just bend right down and
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you look at that little ant
straight in the eye and you say,
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"Mr. Ant, thank you for teaching
me how to be persevering
00:11:33.32\00:11:36.59
and hard-working! In
fact, I think I'll tell the ant
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'Thank you' right now.
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Oh, little ant,
I'm bigger than you,
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but I have lots
to learn from you.
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Oh, little ant, I
need to work like you!
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The upper, rounder, larger
road you still come through.
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Oh, little ant,
I'm bigger than you,
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but I can work so hard like you!
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Hi, you know, what do you think
about learning how to work?
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Is it that you can work in the
kitchen and you'll be able to
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help your mom and dad?
That's really good because when
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you learn how to do things
in the kitchen, you can learn
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to make some healthy
things and I'd like to show you
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how to make something
that's good for you and they
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taste really good,
it's a good dessert.
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But I'll need
the helper and Jana
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I'm wondering if
you can come and help.
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Would you like to come?
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We're going to make something
really delicious, Jana and
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it's called
peanut butter cookies.
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Did you wash your
hands before you came?
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Yes.
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Good.
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You always want to wash
your hands before you start
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working in the kitchen.
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That's really important.
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The first thing you put in
peanut butter cookies is...
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peanut butter!
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That's right! And
you measure a half a cup!
00:13:02.10\00:13:04.70
And you take your spatula
and you scrape it up, really up,
00:13:04.79\00:13:08.29
because you don't want to waste!
00:13:08.32\00:13:09.50
When I was a little
girl, my mom had a saying,
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"Waste not, want not!"
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So I'm going to scrape well
so that you won't waste any.
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You put in your peanut butter.
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The next thing you put in
is a quarter cup of honey.
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It's not very much, but
it makes it sweet enough
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but we don't want them too sweet
because honey is a sugar and
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then we want to put in
two tablespoons of oil.
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See how big the tablespoon
looks! It's nice and big!
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And we put two of those!
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And the next thing
that we're putting in is
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half a teaspoon of vanilla!
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That's one that's this size!
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And then we're going to put in
a quarter of teaspoon of salt.
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That's not very big, is it?
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So we put that in
and then we want to start
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getting all stirred well.
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Would you like to
stir that for me, Jana?
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You can stir that really well.
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While Jana's stirring that,
I'd like to show you the flour
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that we're going to put in.
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You look at these two
flours and you tell me which one
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do you think is
whole-wheat flour?
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Can you guess? You're right.
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It's this one because it's
darker and the reason it is
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darker is because it hasn't gone
through the refining process.
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You see, white
flour they've refined it
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and when they
refined it, they took out
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most of the good vitamins
and minerals and the fiber and
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whole-wheat flour is much better
for you because it still has
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all the fiber and has everything
in it that God put in the wheat
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to begin with it,
that's very good for us.
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And we want to put in
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a whole cup of whole-wheat flour
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So, I'll fill this
cup just a little more.
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And we'll put it in like this!
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Jenny, you just
keep right on stirring!
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And you want to get all
the ingredients all stirred
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around real carefully so that
you have a nice even consistency
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in your cookies because
you wouldn't want your cookies
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to have a lump of
peanut butter in one place or
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a lump of honey in another
place. You want it all evenly
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mixed together and
while Janna's stirring well,
00:15:14.59\00:15:16.59
I'll spray some shortening
unto here. It's nice to use
00:15:16.62\00:15:20.36
a spray shortening because then
it's not as high a fat content
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for your cookies.
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Would you like me to help you
finish that for a minute, Jana?
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Stirring together is a
little bit hard, isn't it?
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In fact, sometimes you can even
mix your fingers and your hands,
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at the very end because
at peanut butter cookie,
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that's sometimes
what you need to do.
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That's good to
scrape off the spatula.
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And then we can start
rolling them into balls.
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And you can just set the
spatula down to the side there.
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That's great.
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And then we can start rolling
them into the nice little balls
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and shaping them
into the cookies.
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And line them up
neatly unto the tray.
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I'll move this
spatula out of the way.
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You can roll a few more and
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I'll start squashing
them down with a fork.
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Well, you know, Jana and I are
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going to finish working
on these cookies now and
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while we're doing that
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why don't you look at some other
ways that kids can be helpful
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and the kids can do work.
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And you look right now
while Jana and I are finishing
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with the cookies. Are you ready?
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Start looking!
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Washing dishes is a great way.
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We wouldn't want to eat
of dirty dishes, would we?
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Whew, stacking wood
that gives you B I G muscles!
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And folding clothes!
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That's the only way to
keep your drawers organized!
00:16:54.60\00:16:57.30
Gardening is a good way to
get exercise and it's fun too!
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Picking up the litter helps keep
the playground neat and tidy!
00:17:05.00\00:17:09.00
And mowing the lawn
makes your yard look BEAUTIFUL!
00:17:11.00\00:17:14.80
Well, we let our cookies baked
for 8 minutes and we baked them
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at 350 for 8 minutes.
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And Jana, you're
tasting one, right now.
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What do you think of it?
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Really, really good.
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Oh, I think I'd
like to taste one too.
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And remember this is
something you can make at home,
00:17:30.70\00:17:34.20
because they're easy and
they're good for you too.
00:17:34.29\00:17:37.29
I'm going to taste one too!
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And we're going away for
a minute, but we'll be back
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and I think we have a
friend waiting for us outside.
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See you there!
00:17:44.85\00:17:45.82
Did you know that one of
the best ways to become a good
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friend of Jesus is by spending
00:17:49.85\00:17:51.82
personal time
with Him every day?
00:17:51.90\00:17:53.01
Well, adults do it by praying
and by reading their Bibles.
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But if you can't read it,
it's kind of hard, isn't it?
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Or maybe you
dislike listening to tapes.
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Well, here's a fun way to
have your very own devotions
00:18:02.68\00:18:06.15
every morning when you get up.
00:18:06.18\00:18:07.65
Janice has made this
morning-time devotions
00:18:07.68\00:18:09.85
for kids and for you,
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complete with
songs, prayers and stories!
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For more information,
have your parents write to...
00:18:14.88\00:18:18.86
or call...
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"Hi, Doctor
Nevis!" "Hello, Janice!"
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Can you tell our friends
what we're doing outside here?
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We're out here because we
want to talk about EXERCISE!
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E X E R C I S E!
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Exercise is
really important to help,
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to build strong
bones and muscles!
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Tell me why is
exercise important to do that?
00:19:01.93\00:19:04.90
We know that when we
don't exercise something,
00:19:04.98\00:19:08.48
your muscles get to be
really weak and flabby and
00:19:08.98\00:19:11.98
your bones don't
stay strong at all!
00:19:12.01\00:19:14.98
It's really
important to exercise!
00:19:15.01\00:19:17.98
When you exercise your
muscles get nice and big and
00:19:18.01\00:19:20.80
your bones get great and strong!
00:19:20.83\00:19:23.30
I know there're kids out there
that want to have strong muscles
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Oh yes!
00:19:27.42\00:19:28.39
What can they do to get
exercise in order to be strong?
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Well, you know, the games
that we play outside give us
00:19:31.50\00:19:35.26
a lots of great exercise because
we strengthen our muscles and
00:19:35.30\00:19:39.30
our arms and our legs too.
00:19:39.33\00:19:42.30
And when we're indoors, we can
get exercise when we're helping
00:19:42.33\00:19:45.30
mommy or daddy!
00:19:45.33\00:19:46.30
Helping is giving exercise?
00:19:46.33\00:19:48.30
You know how we can do that?
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How? Tell me!
00:19:50.13\00:19:51.10
When we're going up
and down the stairs,
00:19:51.13\00:19:52.90
when we're helping to
carry things for mom or carrying
00:19:52.93\00:19:54.90
things for dad,
we get our exercise.
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Good point.
00:19:57.94\00:19:58.91
What about if we're shopping
and we can have a choice between
00:19:58.94\00:20:01.91
an elevator or stairs?
00:20:01.94\00:20:02.91
How should we
convince our mom which way?
00:20:02.94\00:20:04.91
We'll get much more exercise
00:20:05.00\00:20:07.50
when we go up
and down the stairs!
00:20:07.60\00:20:09.50
A very good thing for us to do!
00:20:09.70\00:20:12.56
Remember that when you're
outside or when you're inside
00:20:12.60\00:20:15.50
doing your exercise,
you're helping to build
00:20:15.53\00:20:18.50
a healthy mind and
a real strong body.
00:20:18.53\00:20:21.70
That's the way
God wants it for us.
00:20:21.73\00:20:23.00
And you're saying
00:20:23.03\00:20:24.30
we can get exercise in
lots of the little things
00:20:24.40\00:20:26.80
we do around the house.
00:20:26.90\00:20:28.40
That's right.
00:20:28.43\00:20:29.40
It's a lot more fun doing them,
sitting down and looking at TV!
00:20:29.43\00:20:32.20
I think so. Those kids
look that they're having fun!
00:20:32.23\00:20:34.40
They surely
are! They surely are!
00:20:34.43\00:20:36.30
I'll tell you what. We need
to go to our story corner now.
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Then after story corner's
over, you can go out and play.
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You come with me
and thank you Dr.Nevis
00:20:41.53\00:20:44.00
for telling us about exercise.
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You're welcome.
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OK. Let's go.
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It feels good to relax after
a busy day of work, doesn't it?
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And I just like sitting here
by my stove, up in my attic.
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I really love reading
stories. How about you?
00:20:58.33\00:21:00.30
Have you got all comfortable?
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I sure am.
00:21:01.90\00:21:02.90
Father placed an affectionate
arm around 14-year old Bill as
00:21:05.00\00:21:08.70
he started talking to him.
00:21:08.73\00:21:09.90
"Our country is in very
difficult financial times and
00:21:09.93\00:21:12.90
the 55 dollars that I earn each
month isn't enough any more.
00:21:13.00\00:21:17.80
Your mother and I are
having a very hard time
00:21:17.83\00:21:20.80
making the ends meet.
00:21:20.83\00:21:21.80
We all love each other lots,
but with eleven in our family,
00:21:21.83\00:21:25.80
there just isn't
enough money to go around.
00:21:25.83\00:21:28.80
You know Bill we had several
offers to put some of the
00:21:28.83\00:21:31.80
younger children
into other homes.
00:21:31.83\00:21:33.80
And I've been thinking, maybe we
should accept one of the offers.
00:21:33.83\00:21:36.80
What do you think?"
00:21:36.83\00:21:38.20
Bill gave his father
an anxious look as he
00:21:38.23\00:21:41.20
emphatically answered,
00:21:41.23\00:21:43.17
"No, never, father, we won't
let any of the children get put
00:21:43.21\00:21:47.21
in different homes!
00:21:47.24\00:21:48.21
I'm the oldest and
I can go find a job!
00:21:48.24\00:21:50.81
We must all stay together!"
00:21:50.84\00:21:53.41
"I knew I could
count on you, son!"
00:21:53.44\00:21:56.41
Father looked relieved as
he patted Bill on the shoulder.
00:21:56.44\00:21:59.41
"But listen, before
you go looking for a job,
00:21:59.44\00:22:02.21
I want to give you a secret key.
00:22:02.24\00:22:06.61
Remember it, son, because it
will bring you great success!
00:22:06.64\00:22:10.61
He carefully took a
small package out of his pocket
00:22:10.64\00:22:14.22
and handed it to Bill.
00:22:14.25\00:22:16.82
Bill was very curious as
he began opening the package.
00:22:16.85\00:22:19.82
Inside was a key.
00:22:19.90\00:22:22.36
He wondered what his father
00:22:22.40\00:22:24.00
meant by giving
him an ordinary key.
00:22:24.10\00:22:26.60
But then he turned it
over and on the back, he read:
00:22:26.70\00:22:31.20
"Do more than is
expected of you."
00:22:31.25\00:22:35.75
Bill thought about
those words as he started out
00:22:35.78\00:22:38.88
in search of a job.
00:22:38.91\00:22:40.12
"Do more than is
expected of you."
00:22:40.90\00:22:43.40
The words rang in his
ears. They became a part of him.
00:22:43.43\00:22:47.40
He went from place to
place, applying for work.
00:22:47.43\00:22:50.40
When he applied for a job
at the Union Pacific Railroad,
00:22:50.43\00:22:54.40
the foreman liked what he saw.
00:22:54.43\00:22:55.40
So he gave Bill his first job.
00:22:55.43\00:22:57.40
Bill's job was to work in the
railroad shops where mechanics
00:22:57.43\00:23:01.40
repair the locomotives.
00:23:01.43\00:23:02.70
He had to sweep all
the rooms in the building.
00:23:02.73\00:23:05.70
He would be working in night
shift from 7 in the evening
00:23:05.73\00:23:08.70
until 7 in the morning.
00:23:08.73\00:23:11.67
And his wages would
be 15 dollars a month.
00:23:11.71\00:23:15.21
He put his
father's secret into action.
00:23:15.24\00:23:18.21
He always did more
than was expected of him.
00:23:18.24\00:23:21.71
After all his
sweeping jobs were done,
00:23:21.74\00:23:24.21
he'd go help
the telegraph agent.
00:23:24.30\00:23:26.67
This was more than
he was expected to do.
00:23:26.71\00:23:28.71
The agent said he was a right,
promising boy and taught him
00:23:28.74\00:23:31.71
how to send messages
along the telegraph wires.
00:23:31.74\00:23:35.71
Two years passed.
00:23:35.74\00:23:37.71
The day came when a
new clerk was needed
00:23:37.74\00:23:40.72
in the maintenance department.
00:23:40.75\00:23:42.02
The foreman in charge of
sweeping and the telegraph
00:23:42.05\00:23:44.99
agent both gave a good
recommendation about Bill.
00:23:45.05\00:23:48.52
They said, "He was a
right, promising boy who always
00:23:48.55\00:23:51.52
did more than
was expected of him."
00:23:51.55\00:23:55.02
So he got the job.
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He kept the same
habits in his new job as
00:23:56.95\00:23:59.92
clerk of maintenance department.
00:23:59.95\00:24:01.92
He always did more
than he was paid for.
00:24:01.95\00:24:04.92
When he'd finished all the work
the clerk was expected to do,
00:24:04.95\00:24:07.93
he went and
helped the time keeper.
00:24:07.96\00:24:10.53
After a few years,
the time keeper retired.
00:24:10.56\00:24:13.53
And Bill became the time keeper.
00:24:13.56\00:24:15.33
He was rising higher
and higher in the business.
00:24:15.36\00:24:18.83
In his new job, Bill
used his secret again.
00:24:18.86\00:24:21.83
He was always willing to
do more than he was paid for.
00:24:21.86\00:24:25.83
Soon, he was moved up to
00:24:25.86\00:24:27.83
very responsible
position of train dispatcher.
00:24:27.90\00:24:30.79
He had to make sure that some
of the trains running through
00:24:30.83\00:24:34.33
his state run on schedule.
00:24:34.36\00:24:36.59
After a while, he was promoted
00:24:36.64\00:24:38.84
to the position of the
chief train dispatcher.
00:24:38.87\00:24:41.84
Now, he was responsible
for keeping all the trains
00:24:41.87\00:24:45.44
running through
his state on time.
00:24:45.47\00:24:47.94
And his salary was
120 dollars a month.
00:24:47.97\00:24:52.94
Quite an improvement
over what he had been paid for
00:24:52.97\00:24:55.94
his first sweeping job
and that was even more than
00:24:55.97\00:24:58.94
his dad was earning now!
00:24:58.97\00:24:59.94
Because he'd developed good
habits in all his other jobs,
00:24:59.97\00:25:03.94
he continued to
use his magic secret.
00:25:03.97\00:25:06.41
The Union Pacific Railroad
Company needed a train master.
00:25:06.45\00:25:10.45
The local railroad officials
searched for a responsible
00:25:10.48\00:25:13.95
person to fill the position.
00:25:14.00\00:25:15.85
And guess who is chosen?
00:25:15.90\00:25:18.50
You guessed it! Bill!
00:25:18.60\00:25:21.40
The young man who did
more than he was paid for.
00:25:21.43\00:25:24.80
Soon a train master was
needed in a larger city and
00:25:24.89\00:25:28.59
Bill was hired and higher paid.
00:25:28.62\00:25:31.59
All the train masters before him
had examined the railroad tracks
00:25:31.62\00:25:35.59
while they sat in the back of
00:25:35.62\00:25:37.59
their comfortable
private railroad cars,
00:25:37.62\00:25:40.10
but Bill was in the habit
of doing every job better,
00:25:40.13\00:25:42.59
so he walked over
every mile of the main line,
00:25:42.62\00:25:46.59
carefully inspecting the tracks
00:25:46.62\00:25:48.59
for any damaged
or dangerous spots.
00:25:48.62\00:25:51.09
Now let's think of the
beginning of our story.
00:25:51.12\00:25:55.10
The reason that Bill got a job
00:25:55.13\00:25:57.10
was to help his
family stay together.
00:25:57.20\00:25:59.30
Do you remember
what his first job was?
00:25:59.33\00:26:01.40
That's right. Sweeping floors
00:26:01.43\00:26:03.70
for the Union
Pacific Railroad Company.
00:26:03.73\00:26:06.70
Well, he always did every job
better than was expected of him.
00:26:06.73\00:26:10.70
So he kept getting
better paying jobs.
00:26:10.73\00:26:14.70
And during the war
practically every person
00:26:14.73\00:26:16.90
in the United
States had heard of him
00:26:16.93\00:26:19.90
because he had become
so wealthy and famous.
00:26:20.00\00:26:22.71
His full name was
William M. Jeffers.
00:26:22.74\00:26:25.91
Later on, he even
became the president of the
00:26:25.94\00:26:28.91
Union Pacific Railroad, which
was one of the largest railroad
00:26:28.94\00:26:32.91
companies in the whole world.
00:26:32.94\00:26:34.91
Do you remember
what his magic key was?
00:26:34.94\00:26:37.91
That's right.
00:26:37.94\00:26:39.81
Do more than is expected of you.
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Let's say that together.
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Do more than is expected of you!
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Good.
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When Bill was a boy, he
got in the habit of doing more
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than was expected of him.
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And THAT was his key to success!
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He used it in the little jobs,
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the boring jobs
and the difficult jobs.
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And let me tell
you a little secret.
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That's a key that will make
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you a happy, good worker too!
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Whatever you do, do it
all, whatever you do, do it all,
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it may not be
easy, it may not be hard,
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but whatever you do, do it all!
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Whatever you do, do your best!
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Whatever you do, do your best!
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It may not be
easy, it may not be hard,
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But whatever you
do, do your best!
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Whatever you do, do it all!
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Whatever you do, do your best!
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Let's both
promise to do that, OK?!
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See you next time.
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Bye!
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