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Slimey Enters the Olympics: The Slimey Children

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Slimey the snail has always dreamed of competing in the Olympics. He has spent years training, crawling up and down the garden path, and practicing his slime shot. Now, his dream has finally come true: Slimey has been selected to represent his country in the Olympics.

Slimey Enters the Olympics (The Slimey Children's Book Series 3)

by Mark Luers

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Language	:	English
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Print length	:	39 pages
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Slimey is excited and nervous. He knows that he is up against some tough competition, but he is determined to give it his all. He trains hard every day, and he is confident that he can win a medal.

The day of the Olympics finally arrives, and Slimey is ready. He lines up at the starting line, and waits for the signal to start. The gun goes off, and Slimey takes off. He crawls as fast as he can, but he is quickly overtaken by the other snails.

Slimey doesn't give up. He keeps crawling, and eventually he starts to catch up to the other snails. He passes one snail, then another. Finally, he is in the lead.

Slimey keeps crawling, and he crosses the finish line first. He has won the gold medal! Slimey is overjoyed. He has achieved his dream, and he has made his country proud.

But Slimey's story doesn't end there. He goes on to compete in the other Olympic events, and he wins a medal in every single one. He becomes the most successful snail in Olympic history.

Slimey's story is an inspiration to us all. It shows us that anything is possible if we set our minds to it. We may not all be able to win an Olympic medal, but we can all achieve our dreams if we never give up.

Slimey's Training Regimen

Slimey trained hard for the Olympics. He crawled up and down the garden path every day, and he practiced his slime shot for hours on end. He also ate a healthy diet of lettuce, carrots, and spinach.

Here is a sample of Slimey's training regimen:

Monday: Crawled up and down the garden path 100 times. Practiced slime shot for 30 minutes.
Tuesday: Crawled up and down the garden path 120 times. Practiced slime shot for 45 minutes.
Wednesday: Crawled up and down the garden path 140 times. Practiced slime shot for 60 minutes.
Thursday: Rest
Friday: Crawled up and down the garden path 160 times. Practiced slime shot for 75 minutes.
Saturday: Crawled up and down the garden path 180 times. Practiced slime shot for 90 minutes.
Sunday: Rest

Slimey's Diet

Slimey ate a healthy diet of lettuce, carrots, and spinach. These foods gave him the energy he needed to train hard and compete in the Olympics.

Here is a sample of Slimey's diet:

Breakfast: Lettuce and carrot smoothie
Lunch: Spinach salad with carrots and onions
Dinner: Lettuce wraps with spinach and carrots

Slimey's Competition

Slimey competed against some tough competition in the Olympics. The other snails were all fast and strong, and they were all determined to win.

Here are some of Slimey's main competitors:

Shelly: A fast and agile snail from France
Speedy: A strong and powerful snail from the United States
Zippy: A quick and nimble snail from Japan

Slimey's Victories

Slimey won a medal in every single Olympic event he competed in. He won the gold medal in the 100-meter crawl, the silver medal in the 200-meter crawl, and the bronze medal in the 400-meter crawl.

Slimey's victories were a testament to his hard work and dedication. He never gave up on his dream, and he achieved everything he set out to do.