Can you write a short story about a little girl's day after school? She should play outside, eat dinner, do her homework, play a video game, and then get ready for bed. Please write in a very simply way such as in a children's book for very young kids.
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Can you write a short story about a little girl's day after school? She should play outside, eat dinner, do her homework, play a video game, and then get ready for bed. Please write in a very simply way such as in a children's book for very young kids.
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Tabitha stepped off the school bus and ran home. "Mommy! I'm home," she said and sat her backpack down. "Hello, Tabitha! How was school?" Her mother came into the room and hugged her. "It was fun. Math is hard." "Oh, I'll help you with it tonight, if you like." Her mother stroked her hair. Tabitha went back outside. She swung in her swing and played basketball with a couple of friends. It started to get dark. "Tabitha! Time for dinner!" Her father called. She and her parents ate dinner at the table. "I found a turtle outside this morning," her mother said. "Really? I'll look for it when I'm playing." "Good idea," her father said. It's dark now. Time to stay inside. Tabitha grabbed her backpack and took out her homework. Her mother came to sit beside her and pointed to a problem. "Oh!" Tabitha said. Then she was able to do the next problem easily. "I'm done!" she said. She sat down at the TV and picked up a game controller. "I'm gonna play with the turtle driver!" she called. That night, she fell asleep with a smile on her face and dreams of turtles in her head.
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Can you write a short story about a little girl's day after school? She should play outside, eat dinner, do her homework, play a video game, and then get ready for bed. Please write in a very simply way such as in a children's book for very young kids.</s>
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Tabitha stepped off the school bus and ran home. "Mommy! I'm home," she said and sat her backpack down. "Hello, Tabitha! How was school?" Her mother came into the room and hugged her. "It was fun. Math is hard." "Oh, I'll help you with it tonight, if you like." Her mother stroked her hair. Tabitha went back outside. She swung in her swing and played basketball with a couple of friends. It started to get dark. "Tabitha! Time for dinner!" Her father called. She and her parents ate dinner at the table. "I found a turtle outside this morning," her mother said. "Really? I'll look for it when I'm playing." "Good idea," her father said. It's dark now. Time to stay inside. Tabitha grabbed her backpack and took out her homework. Her mother came to sit beside her and pointed to a problem. "Oh!" Tabitha said. Then she was able to do the next problem easily. "I'm done!" she said. She sat down at the TV and picked up a game controller. "I'm gonna play with the turtle driver!" she called. That night, she fell asleep with a smile on her face and dreams of turtles in her head.</s>
