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Adapted from "Whose Button Is This?" by Paul Kennedy and James Woolley. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Tim is a little tin man. But he was made to do big things.
A lost button bounces right past him. Now Tim must find who the button belongs to. Doing big things is his job!
Right away, he grabs the button and takes off. It should be a simple task for Tim.
He hasn't gone far and a big foot nearly treads on him. Big people should look out for little robots made to do big things!
Tim is able to hold on and gets a good start on his journey. But he nearly loses the button.
Tim meets a dog. It seems massive to Tim. 'Is this your button?' Tim asks her.
She gives him a good lick. But he is no closer to finding the owner of the lost button.
Even crossing the road is a big job for a tiny tin man. The zebra crossing looks like a mammoth task.
A car goes by and soaks poor little Tim. It is lucky he is rust proof.
It is all worth it as Tim spies the owner of the lost button.
Here you go Miss doll. I found your button and now it should be simple to fix you.
What a good thing that such a little robot has a great big heart.