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Hide and Seek

Finding Dory (2016)
Finding Dory movie poster

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Characters

Baby Dory

Dad

Mom

Transcript

[Baby Dory] 

I suffer from short term memory loss.


[Mom] 

Yeah!


[Dad] 

That's exactly what you say.


[Mom] 

Okay, okay. We'll pretend to be the other kids now. Hi Dory!


[Dad] 

Ahoy there! Do you wanna play hide and seek?


[Baby Dory] 

Okay. I love games.


[Dad] 

We'll hide and you count and come find us.


[Baby Dory] 

Okay daddy.


[Dad] 

No, no. Not daddy. I'm the nice fish who wants to be your friend.


[Baby Dory] 

Okay, daddy.


[Dad] 

No.


[Mom] 

I'm hiding.


[Dad] 

Now count to ten.


[Baby Dory] 

One. Two. Three. Um... Four. Um... I like sand. Sand is squishy. Mommy can I go play with them...


[Mom] 

Dory!

Clip Context

Baby Dory plays hide and seek with her mom and dad while they teach her how to make friends.

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Vocabulary

Read each word out loud.

term

/tɜrm/

noun

a length or period of time

Example:

She plans to stay in Canada for a short term to study English.

suffer

/ˈsʌf ər/

verb

to be sick with or to experience an illness or injury

Example:

I’m suffering from a headache today, so I’m sitting quietly to relax.

squishy

/ˈskwɪʃ i/

adjective

something that is soft and easy to squeeze in the hands

Example:

I love making bread because the dough is very squishy.

hide and seek

/ˌhaɪd ən ˈsiːk/

noun

a game played by children where one person has to find the others who are hiding

Example:

My friends and I played hide and seek every weekend when I was a child.

sand

/sĂŚnd/

noun

small grains of rock that cover the floor of beaches and deserts

Example:

I love to walk in the sand while I'm at the beach.

memory

/ˈmɛm(ə)ɹi/

noun

something that has been remembered; your brains ability to store information

Example:

The old photo brought back a wonderful memory of our summer vacation.

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Conversation Practice

Working with a tutor? Try asking or answering these questions out loud with them.
Working alone? Try speaking your answers out loud or write them in the lesson discussion below.
1. Did you play hide and seek as a child?

2. Do you have good or bad memory?

3. Do you like to squeeze squishy things?

4. Do you like to play in the sand at the beach?

5. What is your happiest memory?

Lesson updated:

May 9, 2026

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