All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered; the point is to discover them.
-Galileo Galilei
Luke and Athena sit in the outdoor reading area with books in hand. Luke studies a book and begins to assess which image is prickly and which one isn’t. He stumbles upon a photograph of a rosebush.
Luke: Ouchy!
When he gets to the cotton candy, Athena takes interest.
Athena: That’s not prickly.
Together Luke and Athena began to study the book together and determine which image fell into which category. When they get to the cloud Athena pauses.
Athena: Luke, look. A cloud. (While pointing to the clouds above.)
Luke then looks up and scans the sky.
Luke: Clouds.
He then looks down at the book and shares his discovery.
Luke: The same, look.
He scans the book again and is eager to tell share the news with someone else.
Luke: Ms. Diana, look. Cloud, cloud. (He alerts her to the ones in the book and the ones in the sky.