Dear Oak,
You drove around the bike path higgeldy piggeldy, some on the bike, others behind the bike pushing. Then, you began collecting things on the bike. You collected all the kitchen things. You ran out of space and got the wagon and collected the drums and the boots and a book for good measure.
You took the things to the barn and dropped them all in one big heap, but I think you got hungry or thirsty before you could unload all the boots from the wagon because some boots were left in the wagon. You knew that you’d have to undo the heap, go in reverse and put everything back.
The collecting had gone quickly because 5 or 6 of you worked together on the project. There were 10 of you at school today, and all 10 got involved in the cleanup relay, relaying from one hand to another all the kitchen items. I wonder if we put them back even faster than they’d been collected.
Once we’d returned the kitchen items, it was a mad dash as everyone grabbed boots and raced to put them back. I’m very speedy, so I don’t know how you managed to get to the shelves first. And very last the drums and drum sticks were returned by the Super Cleaner Oak Class.
Love,
Teacher Michelle
P.S. Maybe T stands for turtle, and V stands for voice, so turtle voice.