Podcast Appearances
Bravo, said Miss Edwards, her teacher. Where did you lose it? Amelia Bedelia pointed at the gap in her teeth. Where did it go? asked Miss Edwards. Amelia Bedelia looked around. I lost it, she said. I hope it is not your sweet tooth, said Miss Edwards. Dawn crawled under Amelia Bedelia's desk. Here it is, she said. Thank you, said Amelia Bedelia. Miss Edwards gave Amelia Bedelia a tiny box.
Bravo, said Miss Edwards, her teacher. Where did you lose it? Amelia Bedelia pointed at the gap in her teeth. Where did it go? asked Miss Edwards. Amelia Bedelia looked around. I lost it, she said. I hope it is not your sweet tooth, said Miss Edwards. Dawn crawled under Amelia Bedelia's desk. Here it is, she said. Thank you, said Amelia Bedelia. Miss Edwards gave Amelia Bedelia a tiny box.
Amelia Bedelia dropped her tooth into it. She snapped the little box shut. Amelia Bedelia shook the box back and forth. She heard her tooth rattle. Clickety-click-click. Amelia Bedelia learned to eat her lunch with one less tooth. She learned to drink her milk with one less tooth. It felt funny. Amelia Bedelia opened and closed the tiny box again and again.
Amelia Bedelia dropped her tooth into it. She snapped the little box shut. Amelia Bedelia shook the box back and forth. She heard her tooth rattle. Clickety-click-click. Amelia Bedelia learned to eat her lunch with one less tooth. She learned to drink her milk with one less tooth. It felt funny. Amelia Bedelia opened and closed the tiny box again and again.
She showed her truth to all her friends. Art class was after lunch. Amelia Bedelia wanted to paint a picture of her lost tooth. She opened the box. Her tooth was gone. I lost my tooth, said Amelia Bedelia to Skip. I know. I knocked it out, said Skip. I just lost the tooth I lost, said Amelia Bedelia. You lost your tooth again, said Skip. Amelia Bedelia nodded. I will help you find it, said Skip.
She showed her truth to all her friends. Art class was after lunch. Amelia Bedelia wanted to paint a picture of her lost tooth. She opened the box. Her tooth was gone. I lost my tooth, said Amelia Bedelia to Skip. I know. I knocked it out, said Skip. I just lost the tooth I lost, said Amelia Bedelia. You lost your tooth again, said Skip. Amelia Bedelia nodded. I will help you find it, said Skip.
I have nothing to lose. Amelia, Bedelia and Skip looked in the cafeteria. The cafeteria had been cleaned. The tables were spotless. The floors were shining. Maybe someone took your tooth to the lost and found, said Skip. Amelia, Bedelia and Skip ran to the school office. Where did you lose your tooth, said Mr. Rice, the principal.
I have nothing to lose. Amelia, Bedelia and Skip looked in the cafeteria. The cafeteria had been cleaned. The tables were spotless. The floors were shining. Maybe someone took your tooth to the lost and found, said Skip. Amelia, Bedelia and Skip ran to the school office. Where did you lose your tooth, said Mr. Rice, the principal.
If I knew where I lost it, said Amelia Bedelia, it would not be lost. Follow me, said Mr. Rice. I have lost count of all the things in the lost and found. Amelia Bedelia spotted a mitten. Hey, that is my mitten, she said. I lost it a long time ago. She tried it on. It still fits, she said. Check out this cool stuff, said Skip. He bounced a rubber ball on the floor. He lost his grip.
If I knew where I lost it, said Amelia Bedelia, it would not be lost. Follow me, said Mr. Rice. I have lost count of all the things in the lost and found. Amelia Bedelia spotted a mitten. Hey, that is my mitten, she said. I lost it a long time ago. She tried it on. It still fits, she said. Check out this cool stuff, said Skip. He bounced a rubber ball on the floor. He lost his grip.
The ball smacked a shelf of tiny treasures. Clickety-click-click. Something small hit the floor. My tooth, said Amelia Bedelia. Finders keepers, losers weepers, said Mr. Rice. You were lucky. Amelia Bedelia put her tooth back in the box and shut it tight. Snap! You lost your tooth two times, said Skip. Maybe the tooth fairy will leave you two times as much.
The ball smacked a shelf of tiny treasures. Clickety-click-click. Something small hit the floor. My tooth, said Amelia Bedelia. Finders keepers, losers weepers, said Mr. Rice. You were lucky. Amelia Bedelia put her tooth back in the box and shut it tight. Snap! You lost your tooth two times, said Skip. Maybe the tooth fairy will leave you two times as much.
That night, Amelia Bedelia tucked her tooth under her pillow. In her dreams, the tooth fairy sang, Lost and Found and Lost and Found. When Amelia Bedelia woke up, she looked under her pillow. Her tooth was gone, but this time it was not lost. Finders keepers, said Amelia Bedelia.
That night, Amelia Bedelia tucked her tooth under her pillow. In her dreams, the tooth fairy sang, Lost and Found and Lost and Found. When Amelia Bedelia woke up, she looked under her pillow. Her tooth was gone, but this time it was not lost. Finders keepers, said Amelia Bedelia.
Hi, I am Nikki's sister Kay. Something about Nikki that sometimes people don't always notice is that she is kind of like, she reminds me of a little chihuahua sometimes. She's super fun and bubbly and always wanting to enjoy every piece of life. But sometimes she doesn't realize she's just, she's such a, you know, physically, she was a small little petite person.
Hi, I am Nikki's sister Kay. Something about Nikki that sometimes people don't always notice is that she is kind of like, she reminds me of a little chihuahua sometimes. She's super fun and bubbly and always wanting to enjoy every piece of life. But sometimes she doesn't realize she's just, she's such a, you know, physically, she was a small little petite person.
Hi, I am Nikki's sister Kay. Something about Nikki that sometimes people don't always notice is that she is kind of like, she reminds me of a little chihuahua sometimes. She's super fun and bubbly and always wanting to enjoy every piece of life. But sometimes she doesn't realize she's just, she's such a, you know, physically, she was a small little petite person.
But she had a heart and a personality that was just so much bigger than what her body could even encompass. And, you know, she was super scrappy. Not what you would expect from someone like her. But she is, I guess, like a little Chihuahua would go up to like a big dog. And still, you know, she'll still, she thinks she can take it on. So I think that's very important. Very much Nikki.
But she had a heart and a personality that was just so much bigger than what her body could even encompass. And, you know, she was super scrappy. Not what you would expect from someone like her. But she is, I guess, like a little Chihuahua would go up to like a big dog. And still, you know, she'll still, she thinks she can take it on. So I think that's very important. Very much Nikki.
But she had a heart and a personality that was just so much bigger than what her body could even encompass. And, you know, she was super scrappy. Not what you would expect from someone like her. But she is, I guess, like a little Chihuahua would go up to like a big dog. And still, you know, she'll still, she thinks she can take it on. So I think that's very important. Very much Nikki.