Make it National Science Fiction Day: Narrator; It was a perfect day in Logoville. Wawa, the main character, and Kohl's, his friend, were just going to school! Kmart: Wawa, you're going to be just fine! It's your first day of school, and I'll help you. Plus, you'll get to learn new things and make new friends. Wawa: (nods) Thanks, Kmart. I'm a little scared, though. I don't want to make mistakes. Kmart: That's completely normal. Making mistakes is how we learn and grow. School is how we learn! Just remember, I'll be here to help you. Wawa: Okay, thanks. SFX: Footsteps as they walk together. Wawa trips on a ball and screams and spill the ink. The word is "spill". Target (Teacher): At the end of school, everyone has as parade and they'll cheer for you, Wawa. Wawa: Okay. Target (Teacher): You can- What a spill! Wawa: I'm sorry, it was an accident. Target (Teacher): It's alright. Accidents happen. Here, let me help you clean it up with a rag! SFX: Target helping Wawa clean up. Kmart hands Wawa a rag. SFX: Cleaning sound. Kmart helps Wawa build the word "spill" with the rag. Wawa: Thanks, Kmart. You're really helping me. I feel better now. Target (Teacher): You're doing great, Wawa! Now, why don't you go ahead and pretend? I bet you'll be an expert at it by the end of the day! You can play dressup by using hats and boots. Kmart: That sounds like fun! Wawa, you should try it. You can be a cowboy! Wawa: (excited) Okay! (puts on a hat and boots) Now I feel like a real cowboy! Target (Teacher): Outside Playground Time! (Blows Whistle) Kmart: Come on, Wawa! Let's go play on the slide and swing set! Wawa: (nervous) Okay...I 'll climb up the slide. Kmart: (encouraging) You can do it, Wawa! Just like riding a horse, taking the first step is always the hardest. But once you get going, it's easy! Wawa: (takes a deep breath) You're right, Kmart. (climbs up the slide) I can do this! I really did a good one of climbing up! Kmart: (cheers) Awesome, Wawa! Now, just slide down and I'll catch you at the bottom! Wawa: (slides down, squealing with delight) That was so much fun! Kmart: (gives Wawa a high five) Great job, buddy! Now, let's see if you can swing as high as me! Target (Teacher): (watching them play) They're having so much fun together! It's great to see them supporting each other. Class is almost over. Everybody: Awww. Target (Teacher): Alright, class, time to clean up and head back inside. Wawa, you've done such a good job today! You should be proud of yourself. And don't forget the parade! Kmart: (clapping Wawa on the back) You're gonna be the star of the show, pal! Just remember, we'll always be here for you, no matter what. Wawa: (nods, smiling) Thanks, Kmart. I love school! I can use this flag for the parade, Target! Target (Teacher): That's right! Show us how proud you are to be a part of our school. And remember, if you ever need help or have questions, don't hesitate to ask. You have lots of friends here. Wawa: (hugs the flag) Thanks, Target! I'll try my best! (runs off to join the other kids) Why is the parade at the end of school? Target (Teacher): Well, Wawa, it's because we want to celebrate all the hard work and effort you've put into learning and growing. We're proud of you and all the other kids. The parade is just a fun way to show it! Wawa: (smiling) Thanks, everybody! I had a lot of fun and learned a lot, too. I'm glad I made some new friends like Kmart. SFX: Wawa and Kmart high-five. Kmart: (laughs) You bet, Wawa! Me too. And I'm sure you'll get even better at all this stuff in no time. You're gonna be a pro at everything before you know it! Kohl's: (smiling) That's right, Wawa. You just keep practicing and never be afraid to ask for help. We're all here to support you. And hey, who knows, maybe one day you'll be the one teaching someone else how to spell! Wawa: (blushes) Really? That'd be cool! I'd like to help others learn. But for now, I think I'd like to go to the parade and show everyone how much I've learned. It's going to be so much fun! Target (Teacher): That's the spirit, Wawa! We're all looking forward to seeing you shine in the parade. And remember, the more confident you are, the easier it'll be to help others feel confident too. Wawa: (nods, smiling) Thanks, Target. I'll do my best! Target (Teacher): Great job today, Wawa. You should be very proud of yourself. Now, why don't you go get your things together while we help Kmart with his. We want you both to be ready for the parade! Wawa: (excitedly) Okay! I'll be right back! (runs off to get his things) Kmart: (grins) Thanks, Target. I appreciate it. And Wawa, you're gonna do great in the parade, buddy. Just remember to have fun and enjoy it! Wawa: (returns, smiling) Thanks, Kmart! I will. And I'm really excited to show everyone what we learned! Everybody: Aww. Wawa: (to Kmart) Do you want me to help you carry anything? I'm strong now! Kmart: (chuckles) Thanks, Wawa, but I think I can manage. But maybe you could help me remember the order of the letters in PEMDAS? You're so good at it! Wawa: P, E, M, D, A, S! Kmart: (nods) Thanks, Wawa. You really are a smarty-pants. Now, let's head over to the parade! Wawa: (excitedly) Okay! But I have one more question... why do we need to remember PEMDAS? Is it important? Kmart: Well, it's important because it helps us remember the order of operations when we're doing math problems. So, for example, if you see an equation with two steps, you know which one to do first and which one to do second. It makes solving problems easier and faster. Narrator: The two friends continue their conversation as they walk to the parade. The sun is shining brightly, and the air is filled with the excited chatter of their classmates. Wawa can't help but feel a sense of accomplishment wash over him as they approach the starting line. He looks around at all the familiar faces, his new friends, and feels ready to take on whatever comes next. The End. SFX: The background turns white. The characters are replaced with the following text: