It was a ADJECTIVE day in May when Noah embarked on his first day of work at SplashLand, America's ADJECTIVE Water Park! Noah was nervous and his heart was VERB but he tried to remember everything he learned in his lifeguard class! Noah remembered he needed to be confident! He had been to pre-service trainings and was dedicated to CONFIDENT VERB a test-ready skill level. He knew that CONFIDENT VERB his learning with continued participation would make him a confident lifeguard. As he assumed his position on stand he noticed all the bright COLOR swimsuits and life jackets and knew he was being attentive, as he was trained. He knew that ATTENTIVE VERB potential issues made him an attentive a proactive lifeguard. He was dedicated to watching his zone of protection ATTENTIVE ADVERB. Noah recognized that being attentive would in turn help him to be a responsive NOUN. Noah would be able to quickly RESPONSIVE VERB a situation and RESPONSIVE VERB accordingly. Finally, Noah recalled that EMPATHETIC VERB the guest's needs and emotions would make him an empathetic lifeguard. Acting EMPATHETIC ADVERB and EMPATHETIC ADVERB would make it known to the guest that he was EMPATHETIC VERB the guest's physical and emotional concerns. Noah knew that no matter if he was working in SplashLand or COUNTRY , he could use C.A.R.E to create positive interactions with his PLURAL NOUN. The sun was VERB and Noah was excited for the FOOD party after work!
