Think of all the ways that you use your arms and hands. You use _______ to open doors, carry boxes, climb trees and ride bikes.

Jessica Cox was born _______ arms. But she didn’t let that _______ her from doing things. She _______ to feed herself, paint and play the piano by using her feet.

When she was at _______, Jessica watched the other students on the playground. She did not have hands to catch balls _______, and she did not have arms to climb with. Jessica imagined herself as a girl of unusually great ability. She would _______ over the playground and take her friends into the sky.

Many years later, when Jessica _______, she did fly. She learnt to fly a plane! It was _______ work, but Jessica was patient, confident and brave. She controlled the plane with her feet. She made her ________ come true.

Narrator: There once was a beautiful princess whose favorite amusement was a golden ball. One day the princess tossed the ball too high, and it landed in the well (井). As the princess cried over her lost treasure, she heard someone ask a question.

Frog: Why are you so sad, beautiful princess?

Narrator: The princess looked around and saw only a frog.

Princess: My favorite golden ball fell into the well.

Frog: I can retrieve it for you, but first, you must agree to one condition. You must promise to take me home and be my friend.

Narrator: The princess didn’t want to be friends with a frog, but she promised anyway. When the frog brought her the ball, the princess snatched (夺去) it from him and hurried home!

Frog: What a selfish princess! I’m certain that she has forgotten her promise. I’ll just hop over to the castle to remind her.

Narrator: The frog hop-hop-hopped through the grass and knocked on the heavy door of the castle.

Princess: What are you doing here, you bumbling frog?

Frog: Dear princess, I am here to remind you of the promise you made.

Narrator: The princess slammed the door in the frog’s face with a big BANG.

King: I heard a door slam. What’s happening? If you made a promise, you must honor it.

Narrator: The princess was angry but obeyed her father. So, the king, the princess, and the frog enjoyed dinner together. It was mutton stew, the cook’s specialty.

Frog: I was hungry, but now I’m full. Thank you for dinner. Kindly show me to my bed now.

Narrator: The princess did as she was asked, but the frog looked sad!

Frog: You have welcomed me into your home, but I can tell that you don’t want to be my friend.

Narrator: The princess’s face went red, for what the frog said was true. She bent down to kiss the frog, but ended up kissing a prince.

Frog: I am a prince who was turned into a frog, and your kiss turned me back. Thank you, dear friend!

Narrator: The prince and princess were wonderful friends from that day on and lived happily ever after.