A Daycare's Tale

A Daycare’s
Tale’s

A Lesson Learned

Cassandra Andre



Copyright © 2018 by Cassandra Andre

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Printed in the United States of America

First Printing, 2018

ISBN:

I l lus t rat o r:
Daisie Reed

Publishers:
Above The Line Press
McKinney, TX 75070
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Here lies the tale, of a great
lesson learned, that taught about
opposites, but it all took a turn...

Ms. Dee and Ms. Sea could never
prepare for what angel prepared

for the next days affair.





Reach Academy was a really
good school, opened from six
in the morning to way in the

afternoon.

Angel always walked in with a
smile on her face.

And greeted each friend with a,
“How was your day?”





From Monday to Friday the
students would learn, about their
good manners, and taking their

turns!

Lead by Angel, they would go on
adventures from the time they
stepped in; traveling to places

that no one had ever been.





But early this morning, things went
quickly awry, the children came

crazy inside!

Their manners were gone, their
voices were loud,

They would scream about nothing
and roll on the ground.

They’d hide under tables and
throw things about,

Running and shouting like they
were on the playground!





Ms. Dee and Ms. Sea ran from one
end to another.

The running made their hearts
beat, like butterfly wings flutter.





They looked at each other as
they took a big sigh, not knowing
whether they should laugh or just

cry.

“What’s going on?” asked Ms. Dee
and Ms. Sea

“Our students are going on a
rampaging spree!”



Nap came around, the teachers
were done!

For they were thinking, “this day
wasn’t much fun!

When the students woke up, it
didn’t get better,

they couldn’t go out because of
the weather.





They jumped and danced and
eventually stopped to fan,

Because they spun round and
round doing all that they can.

So, Ms. Dee and Ms.Sea
pondered, just what could we do

To get our ducklings in line
without using glue!!





Minute after minute, hour after
hour, the teachers continued to

sweat and perspire!

Finally, the time came and
parents popped in, looking for
their children with big fat grins.





One at a time, they all went
away, until there was one and

the teachers could say.

“Last one and we will be done!”
Then we can go home and wash

away all of this “fun!”

They counted every tick and
heard every tock, as Angel
continued to play with the

blocks.





Her mother arrived and Angel ran
free, she wanted to tell her about

her opposite spree.

“Today was the best,” she stated
with glee, we all got to be the
opposite of me!”

“We ran when we should have
walked, stood when we should
have sat, screamed instead of
whispered, and talked when we

should have napped!”





“Oh WOW!” said mom, what a
grand and fun day.”

Go grab your things, and we’ll be
on our way!

Angel ran and grabbed all her
things, but out fell the pictures of

all her plannings.

Ms. Sea came to help and picked up
all that fell then turned to show Ms.

Dee the plan that worked so well

Without a delay, both teacher’s
mouths fell wide and agape.

‘Cause with Angel leading, the
students to great care to conspire,
of the perfect day to all go haywire.