A Pair of Pears (R=K)
A pair of twins eating a pair of pears. What could be more fun or more confusing? "A Pair of Pears" plays with words in this conversation with a sitter. Homonyms, homophones, or just learning English will come alive with this delightful Readers Theater script.
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