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If not, the story may be stopped in the middle to ask students to demonstrate how to correctly toss the ball. Observe students to see that they are following the correct throwing technique. Toss and his fire-dog fullfilled their mission for the day. They took the girl back to her home and all was well. Toss, Spot, and the little girl all the way to town. Toss saw that his dog, Spot, had done a wonderful job, as usual, at tossing water all over the flames and putting them out. When they came to the front door, they both took a gasp of fresh air with a great relief. Toss's arms as he ran down the six flights of stairs. The girl and her toys tossed and tossed in Mr. Toss tossed furniture out of the way as they went over shelves, through potted plants, and under tables. Toss took off his jacket and tossed it over the nervous little girl so she wouldn't breathe any of the thick black smoke. Toss tossed aside burning chairs and tables until he wa able to snatch the scared little girl along with an armful of her toys. Toss leaped into the flames, but he was running so fast that the sparking flames tossing about the stairs couldn't catch him. Toss tossed his fire-dog the huge hose and told him to spray out the flames so he could save the little girl. Toss decided that he would have to rescue the girl. She just kept tossing her toys into a fluffy bush down below. "Little girl, please stop tossing your toys because it isn't safe!" Mr. Toss immediately saw a little girl, trapped in a window of flames, who was tossing her favorite toys out the window so they wouldn't melt. Flames were being tossed about a huge dark mansion on the seventh floor. The fire-engine came to a screeching halt at the top of a mountain when they saw the bright red crackling fire. They tossed and tossed in their seats as they went over huge rocks through the mountains. Toss and Spot were surprised at how bumby the ride was up to the fire. Toss grabbed his dog, his boots that he would toss in the truck, and slid down the fireman pole which tossed him and his dog right into the driver's seat of the huge shiny red fire-engine. Sure enough, Spot was sound asleep in pile of unmatched socks. He was in such a hurry at this time that he was tossing handfuls of banana peels and socks high into the air hoping to uncover Spot. He knew his dog had a tendency to sleep through the alarm and so he, again, started tossing and tossing. In a panic, he realized that he had probably covered Spot under a pile of junk that he had carelessly tossed just seconds earlier. He then, snatched his red hard-hat of his terribly cluttered dresser and tossed it on his head. After tossing and tossing clothes and trash into new and bigger piles of junk, he saw the sparkling yellow color of his favorite fire-suit, which he slipped on. Toss had been particularly messy that week and he was tossing dirty socks and shirts around in piles in an attempt to find his fire-suit. Toss sprang up in his bed to the sound of the alarm that went,"Beep, Beep, Beep!" He immediately realized that someone was in danger and tossed his blankets onto the floor and popped out of bed. It was late during the quiet night at the station when suddenly Mr. He and his fire-fighting dog, Spot, were the quickest team around. They shouldn't worry about tossing fast, but tossing well. Everyone should get a chance to catch and toss the ball. As the story is read, whenever the word " toss" is said, the person with the ball must toss it to another person in the circle, remembering the correct way to toss and catch which they previously learned. Explain that each group will be given an object to toss. All circles should be close enough to the instructor to easily hear the story. Demonstrate and lead the activity as follows.įirst, 4-5 students make a circle. Explain that there is a " magic word" in this story, and they will have to listen closely to hear it. explain you will be telling them a really cool story. After students have had ample practice in underhand throwing to themselves, to targets, to a partner, etc.
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