Melody and Leo love to spend time after school looking for lost items. It started when their friend Lily lost a ADJECTIVE NOUN. She had colored it COLOR and she always kept it in a ADJECTIVE NOUN to keep it safe. One day she looked and it was gone! Lily wondered if she had forgotten to VERB it. She immediately thought to call Melody and Leo, her ADJECTIVE friends. "They'll know how to help," she thought. First Leo laid down on the NOUN and looked under the bed. Then Melody climbed into the NOUN, pushed the hangers aside, and looked behind the PLURAL NOUN. "Tell us more about what it looks like," Melody said. Lily told them that it was ADJECTIVE , and had a COLOR NOUN along the side. "I love it so much," she cried. "How can it be lost?" Finally, Leo thought to look in the NOUN room. "Look!" He said. "I see a NOUN behind the washing machine. It's COLOR and ADJECTIVE . Does it sound like yours?" Melody and Lily PAST TENSE VERB to see what Leo had found. Lily [PAST TENSE VERB her hands excitedly! "Thanks a million, Leo! I thought it was lost forever." Lily held her found treasure like a NOUN, and the friends smiled gladly. That's when Melody and Leo knew they would always like to help their friends find lost items.
