The Zookeeper's Escape

Introduction

A zookeeper finds an open gate and must bring one curious animal home.

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The zookeeper opens the zoo before sunrise. She checks every gate. One gate is open.

A small animal is missing. It is curious and quick. The zookeeper follows a trail of leaves.

She does not run and shout. She is patient and kind. She puts food in a bucket.

The animal is hiding behind a bush. She is considerate and waits quietly.

At last, the animal comes out for the food. She walks it back to its home.

The zoo opens on time. The zookeeper is proud of her calm work. A quiet plan was better than a loud chase.

A thought to keep

A calm plan is better than a fast chase.

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a person who cares for animals in a zoo

“The zookeeper started early.”

caring and friendly to other people or animals

“She was kind to the animals.”

able to wait or keep trying without getting angry

“She was patient with the little animal.”

thinking about other people and their needs

“She was considerate of the animal's fear.”

feeling pleased about something you did

“She was proud of her work.”

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