GrandpasMagicWatch

Hello, I'm Sonic Dexter. I'm 10 years old.

Hi, I'm Martin. I'm Sonic and Monique's friend. I'm from England.

Hi, my name is Monique Dexter. I'm 10 years old, too.

Hello, my name is Mary Dexter. I'm Sonic and Monique's mother.

Hi, I'm Alfred Dexter. I'm Sonic and Monique's father. We're all from Magic Land.

Hi, my name is Coco. I'm the parent. Sonic and Monique are my best friends.

You look sad, Grandpa. What is the problem?

My magic watch is lost. I can't find it. It's a gift from my father. I am very sad.

Oh, our magic ball is at home. But I have got an idea. Tell us about your daily routine. I think we can find your watch.

We can be detectives.

My daily routine? Okay.

I get up at 7 o 'clock every day and I make my bed.

Okay, let's go to your bedroom. Yes, the watch can be in your bed.

Good idea. Let's go then.

Your watch is not here. What do you do after you make your bed?

I go to the bathroom. I wash my hands and my face. Then I brush my teeth.

It's time to go to the bathroom. Yes, let's go.

Your watch is not here. What about Grandma? What does she do in the morning?

She gets up and takes a shower. Then she calms her hair and she gets dressed.

She prepares breakfast at half past seven.

Do you help her in the kitchen?

Yes, I do. I make the tea and I wash the dishes after breakfast.

We have breakfast at quarter past eight. What time do you have breakfast?

We have breakfast at quarter to eight.

Okay, let's go to the kitchen. Follow me.

Hello kids. Hi, Grandma.

We are looking for Grandpa's magic watch. Is it here?

No, it isn't. What do you do after breakfast, Grandma?

Let me think. I have a rest. And your grandpa goes out.

Where do you usually go after breakfast, Grandpa?

I go to the park and meet my friends at twenty past nine.

We have a walk in the park. My friend Willie feeds the birds.

Jackson and I play chess. On the way back home, I go to the supermarket.

I do the grocery shopping. I come home at half past twelve.

After breakfast, we go to school by bus.

And our parents catch the train to work. How do you go to the supermarket, Grandpa?

I walk there. We need to go to the park and the supermarket. Let's go.

One hour later. Your watch is not in the park. And it isn't in the supermarket.

When I arrive home, I water the plants in the garden.

Your watch isn't here. What do you do after you water the plants?

Your grandma and I have lunch together.

Do you have lunch in the kitchen?

Yes. At two o 'clock, we drink coffee in the living room and have a chat.

Then I read a newspaper. And your grandma listens to music.

We watch TV too. Our favorite TV show starts at ten to three.

I think we need to go to the living room now.

Yes. The watch is not near the sofa. And it isn't under the table.

What do you do in the evening?

I help your grandma cook dinner.

What time do you have dinner?

We have dinner at around quarter plus seven.

In the living room?

Yes. I'm very tired kids.

OK Grandpa, sit down and rest please. We can talk to Grandma.

OK.

Does Grandpa drive his car in the evenings?

No. He doesn't. Oh. But he washes his car.

Where is the car?

It is in the garage.

Has he washed the car in the garage?

Yes.

I think the watch is there.

OK. Let's go to the garage, Monique.

Can you see the watch here?

No. I can't.

Is it here?

No. It isn't. It isn't in the garage.

So, you have dinner in the evening. What do you do after dinner?

Hmm. Let me think.

I paint pictures. Your Grandpa reads a book.

Then we go to bed at half past ten.

Where does Grandpa read a book?

In the study room.

The study room.

There are a lot of books here.

Let's look around.

Oh, look. There is a book on the coffee table.

Yay. Here it is.

Hey, Grandpa. Here is your watch.

Really? Oh. I'm very happy. Thank you very much, kids.

Great news.

Let me hug you my little detectives. I love you.

We love you too, Grandpa.

What time is it?

It's twenty to three.

Oh, no. We are late. We need to go home.

Can you send us home, Grandpa?

Sure. Thanks for finding my magic watch. Take care, kids.

You're welcome. Bye.

Goodbye.

See you.