Written and Illustrated by
The Franklin Preschool
February 2013
Adapted from
Pete the Cat I Love My White Shoes
By Eric Litwin
The Franklin Preschoolers were
walking down the street in their
brand-new white shoes. They
loved their white shoes so much
they sang this song:
“I love my white shoes, I love my
white shoes, I love my white
shoes.”
Then – Oh no! …
What color did it turn her shoes?
Did Addison cry? Goodness no! She kept walking
along singing her song.
“I love my rainbow shoes,
I love my rainbow shoes,
I love my rainbow shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn his shoes? Did Ashton cry?
Goodness no! He kept walking along singing his song.
“I love my red shoes,
I love my red shoes,
I love my red shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn her shoes? Did Ava G. cry?
Goodness no! She kept walking along singing her song.
“I love my blue shoes,
I love my blue shoes,
I love my blue shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn his shoes?
Did Caiden cry? Goodness no! He kept walking
along singing his song.
“I love my brown shoes,
I love my brown shoes,
I love my brown shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn his shoes? Did Eli cry?
Goodness no! He kept walking along singing
his song.
“I love my many colored
shoes,
I love my many colored
shoes,
I love my many colored
shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn her shoes? Did Hailey cry?
Goodness no! She kept walking along
singing her song.
“I love my blue shoes,
I love my blue shoes,
I love my blue shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn his shoes? Did Zachary cry?
Goodness no! He kept walking along
singing his song.
“I love my dirty brown
shoes,
I love my dirty brown
shoes,
I love my dirty brown
shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn her shoes? Did Amelia cry?
Goodness no! She kept walking along singing her song.
“I love my brown, yellow
and green shoes,
I love my brown, yellow
and green shoes,
I love my brown, yellow
and green shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn her shoes? Did Lillianna cry?
Goodness no! She kept walking along singing her song.
“I love my rainbow shoes,
I love my rainbow shoes,
I love my rainbow shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn her shoes? Did Lily cry?
Goodness no! She kept walking along singing her song.
“I love my many colored
shoes,
I love my many colored
shoes,
I love my many colored
shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn her shoes? Did Meredith
cry? Goodness no! She kept walking along
singing her song.
“I love my rainbow shoes,
I love my rainbow shoes,
I love my rainbow shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn her shoes? Did Mrs. Dewing
cry? Goodness no! She kept walking along singing
her song.
“I love my pink shoes,
I love my pink shoes,
I love my pink shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn her shoes? Did Rowan cry?
Goodness no! She kept walking along
singing her song.
“I love my blue shoes,
I love my blue shoes,
I love my blue shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn her shoes? Did Shakia
cry? Goodness no! She kept walking along singing
her song.
“I love my blue shoes,
I love my blue shoes,
I love my blue shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn her shoes? Did Mrs. Ploof cry?
Goodness no! She kept walking along singing her song.
“I love my blue shoes,
I love my blue shoes,
I love my blue shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn his shoes? Did Maxwell cry?
Goodness no! He kept walking along singing his song.
“I love my blue and
rainbow shoes,
I love my blue and
rainbow shoes,
I love my blue and
rainbow shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn her shoes? Did Piper cry?
Goodness no! She kept walking along singing her song.
“I love my orange shoes,
I love my orange shoes,
I love my orange shoes.
Oh no!”
What color did it turn her shoes? Did Mrs. Racine
cry? Goodness no! She kept walking along
singing her song.
“I love my brown shoes,
I love my brown shoes,
I love my brown shoes.
Oh no!”
The Franklin Preschoolers ALL
stepped in a bucket of water …
and all the colors washed away.
What color were their shoes again?
WHITE!
But now they were all WET.
Did the Preschoolers cry?
Goodness, no!
They kept walking along and singing
their song.
“We love our WET shoes, We love
our WET shoes, We love our WET
shoes.”
The moral of our story is: No
matter what you step in, keep
walking along and singing your song
… Because IT’S ALL GOOD!