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    The document is a rhyming story told through a call and response format where different characters ask each other "what do you see?". Each character responds with another character looking at them, building up to the final response where the children list out all the characters they see looking at them.

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    The document is a rhyming story told through a call and response format where different characters ask each other "what do you see?". Each character responds with another character looking at them, building up to the final response where the children list out all the characters they see looking at them.

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    “White dog,

    white dog,
    what do you see?”

    “I see a black sheep


    looking at me.”
    “Brown bear,
    brown bear,
    what do you see?”

    “I see a red bird


    looking at me.”

    “Black sheep,
    black sheep,
    what do you see?

    “I see a gold fish


    looking at me.”
    “Red bird,
    red bird,
    what do you see?”

    “I see a yellow duck


    looking at me.”

    “Gold fish,
    gold fish,
    what do you see?”

    “I see a teacher
    looking at me.”
    “Yellow duck,
    yellow duck,
    what do you see?”

    “I see a blue horse


    looking at me.”

    “Teacher,
    teacher,
    what do you see?”

    “I see children
    looking at me.”
    “Blue horse,
    blue horse,
    what do you see?”

    “I see a gray mouse


    looking at me.”

    “Children, children, what do you see?”


    “Gray mouse,
    gray mouse,
    what do you see?”

    “I see a green frog


    looking at me.”

    “We see

    a brown bear,

    a red bird,
    “Green frog,
    green frog,
    what do you see?”

    “I see a purple cat


    looking at me.”

    a yellow duck

    a blue horse,

    a gray mouse,
    “Purple cat,
    purple cat,
    what do you see?”

    “I see a pink elephant


    looking at me.”

    a green frog,

    a purple cat,

    a pink elephant,

    a white dog,
    “Pink elephant,
    pink elephant,
    what do you see?”

    “I see a white dog


    looking at me.”

    a black sheep,

    a gold fish,

    and a teacher
    looking at us.

    That’s what we see!”

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