Danny: I hope it’s clay today.
Brad: You always hope it’s clay.
Danny: Modeling clay is the best!
Tina: I wish it were gym class.
Mr. Smith: Children, please. Please sit down.
Danny: I hope it’s clay. Please, I hope it’s clay.
Mr. Smith: Today, for art class we will be using . . .
Danny: CLAY?
Mr. Smith: Yes, Danny, we’re using clay. Not so loud next time.
Danny: Sorry.
Brad: You’re always so excited!
Danny: Shh. I don’t want to get into more trouble!
Mr. Smith: Here you go, Tina.
Tina: I just want black and white please.
Mr. Smith: Why is that, Tina?
Tina: Well, those are the colors of a soccer ball.
Brad: Actually, black isn’t really a color.
Mr. Smith: Very good, Brad. Black is really no color at all.
Danny: How did you know that?
Brad: My computer has all the answers.
Mr. Smith: Children, I’m handing out seven colors because . . .
Danny: Who’s this guy Roy?
Mr. Smith: Well, if you’d let me explain . . .
Danny: Is he a new kid in class?
Mr. Smith: No, Danny, Roy G. Biv is . . . A cloud. It must have been a cloud.
Danny: Who is Roy G. Biv?
Mr. Smith: Yes. That’s what I was saying. Roy G. Biv stands for . . .
Tina: Red, orange, yellow, green, blue . . .
Brad: I knew that.
Mr. Smith: Very good, Tina. Keep going.
Tina: Well, those are the colors in front of me.
Mr. Smith: Brad, do you know the rest?
Brad: Indigo and violet. The colors of the rainbow.
Mr. Smith: Very good, Brad!
Danny: Can we start? My imagination is going crazy!!
Mr. Smith: Danny, it’s not nice to interrupt. Class, you may now begin. Create whatever you want.
Tina: What are you doing?
Danny: I’m just looking.
Tina: At what?
Danny: What are you making? Is it a tree?
Tina: It’s going to be a soccer player.
Danny: That gives me an idea!
Brad: How’s it going over there, Mr. Artist?
Danny: I don’t think I’ve got it right yet.
Mr. Smith: Danny, more art and less talk.
Danny: But when I talk, it helps my hands move!