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The story describes their early morning routine of running down to the river to wash, despite the cold water. After washing, they return to the path and decide to sing a song to make the sun come up, with the lyrics provided in an unfamiliar language or dialect: \"San I kam, San I kam! Pikinini bilong yu sanguma i kilim pinis! Pikinini bilong yu i poisinim pinis.\" Following the narrative, the document includes a \"Check Your Understanding\" section with five comprehension questions designed to assess the reader's grasp of the story. These questions cover the number of children, their method of entering the pool, vocabulary alternatives, the children's motivation for wanting the sun to rise, and their familiarity with each other.","Was Was Long Tait -SL  \nSchool Journal Junior 1-SL, 2009-V1 .0  \nEnglish How To  \n1  \nIt is early in the morning. The sun isn't up yet. It’s time to wash. Sawingu, Gumbakua, Yambu, Sagiu, Wapi, Kaigir, Ngali, Mane and Jam’ba run down the path to the river.  \n2  \nSplash! They jumped into the big pool  \n\"Ow! It’s cold!\" says Sawingu, \"But we still have to wash.\"  \n3  \nSawingu, Gumbakua, Yambu, Sagiu, Wapi, Kaigir, Ngali, Mane and Jam’ba wash themselves. They are very cold. The run backup the path.  \n4  \n\"Let's sing the song to make the sun come up,\" says Sawingu.\"One, two, three.\"  \nSan I kam, San I kam!Pikinini bilong yu sanguma i kilim pinis! 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