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阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。 Clayton was a lovely healthy kid with a love of learning-until he started having epilepsy (癫痫) at the age of four. His disease was finally controlled, but the treatment had some unpleasant side effects including aggressive behavior, lack of attention and hands shaking. Before Clayton started kindergarten, my daughter Jill spoke with his teacher, Ms. Bonnie, about the problems my grandson faced. Ms. Bonnie promised to let her know how he behaved. And whenever Clayton behaved well. she would reward him with a certificate (证书) Surprisingly, after the first day of school, Clayton smiled and handed his mom a certificate that said, "Clayton had a great day. "He brought home three awards that first week, but then suddenly stopped. His teacher explained that Clayton refused to stay at his desk and had trouble even in writing his name. Then Ms. Bonnie gave Clayton fitted gloves to help with his holding the pen. At first, Clayton was excited but later he refused to use the aids because he wanted to be just like the other kids. My heart was broken and I was a little disappointed at Clayton's performance. Since Jill lived next door, she would drop Clayton off at my house everyday. While prepared him an after-schoo- snack one day, asked if there was certificate in his backpack from his teacher. He shook his head and said, "Grandma, Ms. Bonnie wouldn't give me a certificate. But I think I have tried to perform well in her class." I told him, "It is okay as long as you tried your best." Ms. Bonnie tried to help Clayton stay on his task. She made cards describing eyes, ears and a chair to remind him to focus, listen and stay seated. Whenever he misbehaved, she held up one of the cards. As an added encouragement, placed an empty picture frame (画框) on my wall and promised him that I'd frame his next certificate and that I'd teach him to dance. As usual, Jill's car stopped in my driveway. 注意： 1）续写词数应为150左右; 2）请按如下格式作答。 I rushed outside as Clayton jumped out of his mother's car. …… But one day, Clayton didn't stop by. 答案：   I rushed outside as Clayton jumped out of his mother's car. He was smiling and hiding his hands behind his back. He showed his certificate to me and said, "Here, Grandma, did it for you." It read, "Clayton had a pretty good day." I took his little hands and turned him around and around as we did our "Happy Feet Dance" moves. A wide smile appeared on his face as he watched me carefully place the certificate in the picture frame. Excited and joyful, in the following days, Clayton continued bringing me his certificates. But one day, Clayton didn't stop by. Jill called later, saying Clayton didn't get his certificate and was in tears. When he picked up the phone, I comforted him, "Honey, I don't expect an award every day. Besides, I'm running out of frames." Now, Clayton has grown up. He has achieved many awards. Every time dust the frames presenting Clayton's kindergarten certificates, my heart dances for joy. I know my grandson is doing better.

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