Now it was the moment of truth. Would the puzzle pieces fit? Janelle sure hoped so. Suddenly, a roll of tape was in front of her. Magic never ceased to amaze her. And Janelle had been right. There [I]was[I] a spell to make the tree pieces stick together. That was good.

First things first though. Taping before magic. Janelle took a piece of tape, tore it off and placed it on the edge of her desk. Just to be safe, she took a second piece and did the same thing. Then Janelle picked up one piece of tree and then the other. She tried to match up each edge and connected the tongues the best that she could. Holding the pieces together, Janelle looked at her new combo tree. It looked good to her. Hopefully the connection was adequate.

Janelle tore off her piece of tape and carefully wrapped it around the connected pieces. She added the second piece of tape, to make sure it would hold. The wrapping seemed sturdy enough to her this time. So now she had to perform the spell. Looking at the blackboard, Janelle copied down the incantation and wand movement. Figuring that she could handle the wand movement, she decided to practice the incantation a couple of times. "Jungo Aborem, Jungo Aborem, Jungo Aborem." Lifting her wand, Janelle gave it a flick and said, "Jungo Aborem". With the spell done, all Janelle could do was hope that it had been successul. She wanted her little tree to be healthy and grow. Only time would tell.