OYSTER 
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Oh, hello der,
kiddies! My name it be Isadore. Isadore dat be right. Dere be three
doors in dis room. Dere be de front door. Dere be de back door and dere
be Isadore. Dat's me! I be a fisherman. Dats right! Ohh wee! I catch a
bunch of fishes today. I catch de little fishy and I catch de big a
fishy and I catch de in between fishy. Isadore, he just love to fish,
for true!
But today, Ole
Isadore find something dat not be a fishy. Dat's right! Ole Isadore he
found de oyster. Ohh wee! De oyster be goood to eat! Now de oyster he be
hiding inside dis hard shell. Dat right, he be hiding inside. Sometime
he have to eat. He get so hung-r-y, just like Ole Isadore be right now!
So he open his mouth, well, I mean he open his shell. De oyster don't
have no hands to eat his supper with. No sir-re! De wauter (water) it be
filled with tiny fellows dat he eat as de wauter pass right through his
shell. For true! Sometime dat wauter, it bring a grain of sand inside de
oyster shell. Ohh wee! Dat hurt de oyster so bad. Remember he don't have
no hands to pick de sand out with and it hurts! Isadore, he axed you,
what he do now? You want Isadore to tell ya what he do? He do something
mighty strange, he makes some milky white liquid. It be called nacre.
Dat oyster squirt dat nacre on de sand. He do it again, dat what he do.
He keep on doing it until dat sand be covered with nacre. Den we call
dat grain of sand something else. Dat be right, we call it a pearl. Dat
right. Dat oyster done made him a pearl out of dat sand. Dat pearl don't
hurt him no more and it be so purty (pretty)!
Dat oyster
remind me of de Christian. De sand it be like sin. Jesus, He know dat it
will destroy mankind. If you'll let Him, He'll wrap you with a robe of
righteousness. Den you will be His Pearl of Great Price.
Old Isadore, he
got to get back to his fishing. Ohh wee! Dat fishing be so good!
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Isadore
Isadore is a delightful Cajun fisherman. He uses sea creatures as object
lessons to illustrate powerful Christian truths. The fifteen skits use the
oyster, the catfish, the salmon, an anchor, the clown fish, the starfish, a
cast net, the hermit crab, the ducks, the starfish, the crab, the shark, the
whale, the sponge, and the mermaid's purse to teach Bible truths. 15
powerful, fun skits.
Isadore IS INCLUDED in the complete teaching unit
"Sailing the Seven Seas" This exciting 24 week
unit is a powerful teaching tool.
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