Video Transcript
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- The Snowy Day, written by Ezra Jack Keats.
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- Peter woke up and was surprised to see so much snow.
Wow!
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- After breakfast, he put his snowsuit on and ran outside.
It had snowed all night.
The snow was piled up very high to make a path for walking.
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- He looked around, and his jaw dropped.
Crunch, crunch, crunch.
He walked in the snow.
His toes pointed out.
Then his toes pointed in.
He turned to see his tracks.
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- Then he dragged his feet, making tracks.
He made a third track with a stick.
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- The snow covered the tree.
Peter smacked it with a stick, and the snow fell on his head.
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- Plop.
He wiped off the snow and kept walking.
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He watched two bigger boys throwing snowballs.
"I'm too small to play."
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- Peter made a snowman out of the snow and snow angels.
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- He climbed the mountain of snow and slid all the way down.
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He made a big snowball and put it in his pocket to save it for tomorrow.
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- Peter told his mother all about his adventures.
She listened.
His socks were really wet.
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- He sat in the bathroom and thought and thought and thought all about his adventures.
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- He looked in his pocket, but the snowball was gone.
He was very sad.
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- While he slept, he drempt the sun melted all the snow away.
In the morning when he woke up, there was still snow.
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- He called his friend over, and they walked together into the deep snow.
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