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In a quiet town, there was a school named Lakeside Elementary, where students studied hard. But Kevin, a clever high schooler with a laugh that echoed through the halls, had a mischievous plan.
Pretend you're studying hard at your desk.
One sunny Monday, Kevin snuck into each classroom. Behind his smile, he plotted the perfect prank. He was going to take all the pencils!
Sneak around your room as if looking for something.
As lunchtime arrived, Kevin, like a quiet mouse, gathered pencils from desks, unnoticed by all.
Act like you're picking up pencils without making a sound.
With a backpack full of pencils, Kevin hid them away. He chuckled, imagining the chaos he was about to create.
Laugh quietly to yourself like you have a secret.
The bell rang, and it was time for tests. Students returned to their classes, but something was amiss. Where were all the pencils?
Look around puzzled, just like the students.
Panic started to spread. Without pencils, how could they take their tests? Kevin watched, his plan in motion.
Show your most shocked face.
Then, Ms. Rivera, a clever teacher, had an idea. "Everyone, let's make our own pencils!" she declared.
Raise your hand excitedly with an idea.
The students gathered materials and began to craft. They made pencils from rolled paper and string, dipped in ink.
Pretend you're rolling paper and dipping it into ink.
Tests went on, and the students' inventions worked! They scribbled away, determined to overcome this problem.
Pretend you're taking a test with your new pencil.
Kevin watched, his laughter fading. His prank had brought the school together, making them more resourceful.
Look thoughtful and a little impressed.
Feeling a bit guilty, Kevin decided to come clean. He returned the pencils and confessed his trick.
Act out giving something back with a sorry expression.
The school forgave him. Kevin had learned an important lesson about unity and problem-solving. From that day on, he used his wit to help, not to prank.
Give a friend a high-five as a sign of friendship.
