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K2 Nanny nanny there is a whale on the beach…there is a whale on the beach
OL I am coming…I am coming
K1 Nanny nanny the whale looks like its dead. ... (making poking motions with hand)
K3 Nanny nanny it is the biggest whale in the whole wide world! ... )
They then (as a group) all walk over to where the whale is and Nanny looks at the poor dead whale.
OL Oh that makes me so sad to think of this poor whale on the beach…all alone and without its whanau. It reminds me of the story about the great whale of Motutapu Island. ...
There once was a whale so magical that she had the skin of silk, and her eyes shone as warm as the moon and her heart was gold. ...
K2 Ooops sorry Nanny
OL Well…the whale’s name was Motutapu and Motutapu was a graceful whale even though she was a bit wobbly swimming. ...
OL Well, Motutapu was a humpbacked whale. ... It was a hole that was big enough to fit a whale into…so they thought “right! we better go hunt a whale to feed our whanau for the big hungi with the whale sized hole.
Approximate Word count = 972
Approximate Pages = 3.9
(250 words per page double spaced)
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