Grade 1 · True facts
How to Make a Sandwich
A sunny kitchen. A boy of six with light tan skin and straight black hair, in a blue T-shirt, stands on a step stool at the counter. A loaf of bread, a butter dish, a few slices of cheese, a head of lettuce and an empty plate sit in front of him. His grandpa, with fair skin, white hair and glasses, in a plaid shirt, smiles beside him.
You can make a tasty sandwich for lunch. You need bread, butter, a slice of cheese and some lettuce.
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