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Aired on FOX with Drew Barrymore as the voice for Olive

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Cause and Effect - Laying out the events of why Olive went to North Pole, why she had to help in the ways that she did while determining which action caused the other

Synthesize - Connection between original song and previous knowledge on subject (North Pole, Santa, reindeer) with the ideas presented in the book

Asking questions - Ask why the author created this story, what message was trying to be conveyed, how can this message relate to your life and your individual qualities

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Olive:

Determined - travels a long way to get to the north pole and joins right in with the other reindeer

Hard working - finds a solution to every problem, that arises along their journey

Santa:

Trusting - allows Olive to join in on the ride, without question, even though he knows that Olive can not fly

Encouraging - knows Olive's strengths and encourages Olive to help like all of the other reindeer

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Olive, the dog, heard the part of Rudolph the Reindeer where they say "all of the other reindeer" and decided that it sounded just like her name. She was convinced that she was a reindeer and traveled a long way to the north pole in order to help Santa. She took her spot in line but Santa quickly realized that a small dog could not fly like the other reindeer. Olive was able to "fly" by being tied to one of the other reindeer. The reindeer were so confused by Olive that they did not realize where they were going and crashed into a tree, which Olive was able to break them free from. After two more incidents that Olive was able to help Santa continue on his way. Finally, the group got stuck in a storm and could not find their way back to the North Pole, but Olive was able to use her special skills to guide them back home. Olive learned that although she was different, her differences and special qualities were the only reason that Christmas Eve was a success.

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American Illustration Annual Award - 1998
Bookbuilders West Award - 1998

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By J. Otto Seibold & Vivian Walsh