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[page 2]
“ ‘Āporo, where’s the hammer?” asks Teāriki.
“I don’t know,” says ‘Āporo.
[page 3]
“It’s in the yellow box,” says Jacob.
“Hauā, what are you doing?” asks ‘Āporo.
[page 4]
“Where’s the mat?” asks Jacob.
“It’s in the house,” says Teāriki.
[page 5]
“Here’s the mat,” says ‘Āporo. “Go outside while I spread it out.”
[page 6]
“Here’s my sleeping bag,” says Jacob.
“Where’s your pillow?” asks Teāriki.
[page 7]
“Have you two got your torches?” asks ‘Āporo.
“Yes, here!” says Teāriki.
[page 8]
“Hauā! What about you? Come inside our tent,” says Teāriki.
[page 9]
“Here’s my sleeping bag,” says Hauā. “Here’s my pillow!”
[page 10]
“Where’s your torch?” asks ‘Āporo.
“In my pants pocket,” says Hauā. “My phone is my torch.”
[page 11]
“Here are our drinks!” says Teāriki.
“Here are our snacks!” says ‘Āporo.
“Here are our games!” says Jacob.
[page 12]
“Where’s my drink? Where are my snacks?”