Waldo

That night, Waldo asked his mom and dad if he could go to a warm place for spring break.

"You know we don't belong in warm weather," chuckled dad as he tucked Waldo in bed. "As you grow, your feathers will help you keep nice and warm. Sleep well son."

Waldo knew what his father said was true, but he couldn't help dreaming about the sun and how warm it felt.

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Did you know that a penguin's feathers are water proof? The feathers keep them warm and dry both in the water while swimming and on land. The name of all their feathers is called plumage.

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Have you ever wanted something so much that you had a dream about it? This is a common thing that our minds do.

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Can you name some warm places Waldo could go for spring break? How about Disney World?

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