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Once in a calm neighborhood, there lived a curious girl named Amy. She loved to count everything she saw.
What did Amy love to do?
One sunny morning, Amy decided to count all the flowers in her garden. 'One, two, three,' she began.
What is Amy counting?
After counting the flowers, she skipped to the park and started counting the swings. 'Four, five,' Amy counted.
Where did Amy go to count after her garden?
In the park, Amy saw her friend Lucas. Together, they counted the ducks in the pond. 'Six, seven,' they recited.
Who did Amy meet in the park?
Lucas had a kite with numbers on it. The two friends decided to fly the kite and read the numbers aloud. 'Eight, nine!' they shouted.
What did Amy and Lucas fly?
While the kite danced in the sky, Amy and Lucas lay on the grass and counted clouds. 'Ten, eleven,' they whispered.
What were Amy and Lucas counting while lying on the grass?
After a while, they decided to count the people walking by. 'Twelve, thirteen,' they giggled, watching the people.
What did Amy and Lucas decide to count next?
Amy's little brother Max joined them, and he wanted to learn numbers too. 'Fourteen, fifteen,' Max tried counting his fingers.
Who joined Amy and Lucas to learn numbers?
They made a game of finding numbers on license plates. 'Sixteen, seventeen,' they called out excitedly as cars passed.
What game did the friends play involving numbers?
As the day turned to dusk, Amy and her friends recapped their adventure. 'Eighteen, nineteen,' they recounted their favorite moments.
What time of day was it when they recapped their adventure?
Before saying goodbye, they counted stars appearing in the sky. 'Twenty,' they cheered, happy with the number they reached.
What did the friends count before saying goodbye?
That night, Amy fell asleep with numbers dancing in her dreams. 'Tomorrow, I'll count even more,' she murmured.
What did Amy murmur about doing tomorrow?
