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Once upon a time, there was a light nurse. She cared for sick people each day. She stayed very busy trying to prevent little children from getting sick. The nurse carried a special bag with her and it had special treatments inside. One day, she was visiting a little girl. She was three years old and she was very sick. The nurse gave her a special medicine and put a soft blanket over her. The nurse even sang a song to the girl to make her feel better. The light nurse was very kind. Soon, the girl began feeling better. She hugged the nurse and thanked her for helping her get better. The nurse smiled and hugged the little girl back. She was so happy that she was able to prevent the girl from getting even sicker. The little girl waved goodbye to the light nurse. She was so grateful that the nurse was able to help her become healthy again. The nurse smiled and waved goodbye back. She was happy that she was able to make a difference.

Once upon a time, there was a big dog named Max. Max was huge and loved to walk around the park. One day, Max saw a little girl named Lily wearing a pretty fashion dress. Max barked, "Hello Lily! You look so pretty in your fashion dress." Lily smiled and said, "Thank you, Max! Do you want to walk with me?" Max wagged his tail and said, "Yes, I would love to walk with you!" So, Max and Lily walked around the park together. They saw birds flying in the sky and flowers growing in the grass. They had so much fun walking together and talking about their day. After their walk, Lily said goodbye to Max and went home. Max felt happy and excited to have a new friend to walk with.

Once upon a time, there was a little bird in a cage. The birdcage was small and made of metal. The bird was sad because it couldn't fly outside. It seemed like the bird wanted to be free. One day, a little girl came to the birdcage. She saw the bird and felt sorry for it. She touched the birdcage and it was cold. The little girl wanted to help the bird, so she opened the birdcage. The bird flew out of the birdcage and into the sky. It was happy and free. The little girl smiled and felt happy too. She knew the bird was where it wanted to be.

Lila and Ben were hungry. They wanted to eat shrimp for lunch. Mom said they could help her cook the shrimp. She gave them each a big bowl and a spoon. "First, we need to wash the shrimp," Mom said. "Put some water in your bowl and zip the shrimp in and out. Be careful, they are slippery!" Lila and Ben had fun zipping the shrimp in the water. They made splashes and bubbles. They laughed and giggled. Mom smiled and watched them. "Next, we need to peel the shrimp," Mom said. "Take off the hard skin and the tail. Throw them in the trash. Keep the soft part in your bowl." Lila and Ben tried to peel the shrimp. It was hard. The skin was sticky and the tail was pointy. They pulled and twisted. They made faces and grunted. Mom helped them when they got stuck. "Last, we need to cook the shrimp," Mom said. "We will put them in a pan with some butter and garlic. They will turn pink and smell yummy." Lila and Ben followed Mom to the stove. They watched her put the shrimp in the pan. They heard them sizzle and pop. They smelled them and licked their lips. Mom stirred them and flipped them. "Okay, the shrimp are ready," Mom said. "Let's go to the table and eat. But wait, we need one more thing. Do you know what it is?" Lila and Ben thought for a moment. They looked at each other and smiled. They ran to the living room and came back with their furry friend. "Shrimpy!" they shouted. "We need Shrimpy!" Shrimpy was their stuffed toy shrimp. He was big and furry and had googly eyes. They loved him very much. They always ate shrimp with him. Mom laughed and hugged them. She put Shrimpy on the table next to their plates. She gave them each a fork and a napkin. "Bon appetit!" she said. "Enjoy your shrimp with Shrimpy!"

In the morning, Alice was very excited. Today was her first day at the museum. She was going to learn all about history! When Alice got to the museum, she saw a big pink door. She went through the door and everything inside was pink! There were pink chairs, pink books, and even a big pink dinosaur! Alice went over to a man wearing glasses. She asked him, “What is this place?†The man smiled and said, “This is the History Museum. You can learn all about different things from the past here.†Alice was so happy! She thanked the man and started exploring the museum. There were so many interesting things to see! Right before it was time to go home, Alice remembered the pink door. She smiled and looked up at the man. She said, “I like this museum. I will come again soon!â€

Once there was a small mitten. It was so small that it could fit on a 3 year old's hand. The mitten was colorful and fun. One day, the mitten wanted to go on an adventure, but it couldn't move by itself. So the 3 year old said, “I’ll help you!†He grabbed hold of the mitten and shut his eyes tight. When he opened them again, the mitten was gone! The 3 year old called out, “Where are you, Mitten?†The mitten answered, “I’m right here! I’m on a grand adventure, just like I wanted.†The 3 year old said, “Great! Have fun!†And the mitten did.

One day, a little girl named Sally was playing in the garden. It was a cold day and the roof was icy. She wanted to find out why it looked like this. Sally asked her mom, "Why is the roof so icy?" Her mom looked up at the roof. "I guess it's because it's so cold outside," she said. Sally looked around and saw a big pile of snow. "Can I play with it?" she asked. Her mom smiled and said, "Of course you can! You can even make a snowman." Sally clapped her hands. She had a great idea. She grabbed some rocks and started building the snowman. She used the icy roof for some of the pieces of the snowman. But she was careful not to make it too big. Sally smiled when she was finished. She had built a very nice snowman. The icy roof had helped her to make it even more special. Sally couldn't wait to show her friends!

Lily and Ben are friends. They like to play in the park. One day, they see a big drain in the grass. The drain has water in it. Lily and Ben want to see the water. "Look, Ben, water!" Lily says. She runs to the drain. "Wait, Lily, be careful!" Ben says. He follows her. Lily and Ben look at the water. They see fish and frogs and bugs. They are happy. They want to touch the water. "Can we touch the water, Ben?" Lily asks. "I don't know, Lily. Maybe it is dirty. Maybe it is cold." Ben says. Lily and Ben think. They are curious. They want to have fun. They decide to touch the water. They put their hands in the water. The water is cold and wet. They feel the fish and frogs and bugs. They giggle and splash. They have fun. But then, the sun comes out. The sun is hot and bright. The water starts to dry. The fish and frogs and bugs start to go away. Lily and Ben are sad. "Where are the water, Ben? Where are the fish and frogs and bugs?" Lily asks. "I don't know, Lily. Maybe the sun took them. Maybe they went to another drain." Ben says. Lily and Ben look at the drain. The drain is dry and empty. They are bored. They want to play something else. "Can we play something else, Ben?" Lily asks. "Sure, Lily. What do you want to play?" Ben says. Lily thinks. She sees the sun. She sees the grass. She sees the trees. She has an idea. "Let's dance, Ben! Let's dance in the sun!" Lily says. "Okay, Lily! Let's dance in the sun!" Ben says. Lily and Ben stand up. They hold hands. They dance in the sun. They spin and jump and twirl. They laugh and sing and smile. They have fun. They forget about the drain. They forget about the water. They forget about the fish and frogs and bugs. They only think about the dance. They are happy. They are friends.

One day, Zoe decided to go for a ride. She put on her favourite dress and wished for a sunny day. Outside, the sky was a beautiful blue and the sun shone brightly. Zoe set off on her bike and soon she was riding down a peaceful path. She breathed in the fresh air and felt the wind on her face. As Zoe rode, she saw a brightly coloured flower in the grass. She thought it was the most beautiful flower she had ever seen and she wanted to pick it. Just then, a voice came from behind her. "No!" It was Zoe's father. "That flower belongs to someone else. It would not be fair to take it without asking." Zoe felt sad. She wanted the beautiful flower so badly, but she knew her father was right. She rode away sadly and went back home, where she made a beautiful mural to remember her special flower.

Once upon a time there was a magic season. Every day, the sun would shine brightly and the trees would glow in the warm air. One day, Jack and Jill were walking through the woods. They saw a most interesting tree! It was so unusual and sparkly. The two children ran up to the tree, and they touched the branches. When they did, the tree glowed even more brightly! It was such a magic sight. So Jack and Jill hugged the tree and thanked it for sharing such a wonderful moment with them. They never forgot the glowing tree and took turns telling everyone about their special day. The End

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. Lily had very long hair and her mommy said she needed a haircut. But Lily was scared of haircuts because she thought they would hurt. One day, Lily's mommy took her to the hair salon and the hairdresser was very nice. She gave Lily a lollipop and asked her to imagine she was a princess getting ready for a ball. Lily closed her eyes and imagined herself in a beautiful dress with a crown on her head. Before she knew it, the haircut was over and Lily's hair looked so pretty. She was so happy that she gave the hairdresser a big hug. Her mommy was proud of her for being brave and not naughty during the haircut. From that day on, Lily loved going to the hair salon and getting her hair cut.

Once upon a time there was a girl. She was very lonely. One day she went outside and saw a big hole in the ground. It was an earthquake! The little girl was scared, so she ran back inside her home. Later, it started to get dark outside. She looked out her window and saw something very special. It was a shooting star! She was so excited. She wished for a friend and went back to bed. The next day, something magical happened. Her wish came true! There was a new friend outside her house. They played together everyday and the little girl was no longer lonely. She was so happy that she shot fireworks into the sky to celebrate. They two were the best of friends and always had fun together. The end.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. One day, she was very thirsty and asked her mom for a cup of water. Her mom provided her with a cup filled with water, but Lily was confused because the cup was too big for her to hold. Lily's mom saw her confusion and said, "Don't worry, Lily. I'll give you a smaller cup that you can hold easily." And so, her mom gave her a smaller cup that Lily could hold comfortably. Lily learned that sometimes things can be confusing, but there is always someone who can help provide a solution. She was grateful to her mom for providing her with a smaller cup and learned to always ask for help when she needed it.

Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Charlie. He wanted to know about herbs and how to use them for healing. One day, his mommy took him to the garden and taught him about herbs. First, she showed him how to tell the difference between herbs. She taught him that some herbs were fragrant and some smelled a bit funny. Others felt soft, while some felt very firm and tight. Then his mommy showed him how to use herbs. She showed him how to mix them together to make a tea that could help calm down his tummy when he was feeling icky. She also showed him how to crush herbs and mix them into a cream that made your skin feel better. Charlie loved learning about herbs. He felt very proud of himself for understanding it all. From that day onward he was able to help his family whenever they needed healing.

Once upon a time, there lived an ant. He was always very hungry. One day, the ant went looking for something to eat. He found a piece of cake that was a perfect fit for him. He picked it up in his tiny little paws and said, “This is just what I need. Now I won’t be so hungry.†Just then, a little girl walked by and said, “That cake looks good. Is it tasty?†The ant replied, “It fits me perfectly. I’m sure it will taste delicious.†The little girl smiled and said, “I’m glad it fits you. Enjoy!†The ant thanked her and happily ate the cake, feeling more full and content than ever before.

Once there was a little boy who skipped around his garden. Everywhere he went he was happy. His parents thought he was so healthy, because he was always running around and playing. One day, when the little boy was skipping, it started to rain. He looked up at the sky and frowned. He didn’t want to go in, he wanted to keep skipping. “Come in, little one,†shouted his parents. “You can’t play in the rain.†The little boy kept skipping, getting wetter and wetter. He was sad and didn’t want to listen to his parents. He wanted to keep playing. Eventually the rain grew stronger and stronger. The little boy became very sick. He had to stay in bed for weeks, until he felt better. The little boy learned a valuable lesson: sometimes it’s important to listen to your parents and stay healthy.

Once upon a time there was a smart and brave puppy called Patches. Patches loved to explore and run around in the park. One day when Patches was running, he saw something shiny on the ground. He ran towards it and saw it was a leash! Patches was so excited and ran back to his owner. "Look what I found!" Patches said. His owner was very excited and asked him to come closer. Patches was worried and tried to run away, but his owner held the leash tightly. Suddenly, the leash started to shrink, and before Patches knew it, he was being held tightly by the leash. Patches was scared, but he was also brave. He tried to bite the leash to try and break free, but it didn't work. After a few tries, Patches used all his strength and managed to break free. He was so relieved and ran back to his owner, who was very proud of Patches for being so smart.

Anna and Ben are friends. They like to play with blocks. They have many blocks of different colors and shapes. They can make houses, towers, cars and animals with the blocks. One day, they are playing with blocks in Anna's room. Anna has a big box of blocks. Ben has a small bag of blocks. Anna wants to make a big house with many rooms. Ben wants to make a thin tower that is very tall. "Can I have some of your blocks?" Ben asks Anna. "I need more blocks to make my tower." "OK, you can have some of my blocks," Anna says. "But not too many. I need blocks to make my house." Ben takes some blocks from Anna's box. He takes some red blocks, some blue blocks, some yellow blocks and some green blocks. He puts them on his tower. His tower grows taller and taller. Anna looks at her box. She sees that there are not many blocks left. She sees that Ben has taken many of her blocks. She feels angry. "Ben, you took too many blocks!" Anna says. "You took all the red blocks, all the blue blocks, all the yellow blocks and all the green blocks. I have no blocks left to make my house. Give me back some of my blocks!" "No, I need all the blocks to make my tower," Ben says. "My tower is not thin enough. I want to make it thinner and taller. Go and find some other blocks." Anna and Ben start to argue. They shout at each other. They pull the blocks from each other. They are not friends anymore. They are sad and mad.

Once upon a time there was a quiet man. He was a selfish man because he wanted to keep things all to himself. One day, he wanted to bury something special in the ground. So he went to the backyard and started to dig a big hole. He put the special thing in the hole and covered it with dirt. Then he said goodbye to the special thing. The man went inside and turned on the faucet. Water came out of the faucet and he filled a bucket with the water. He used the bucket of water to fill the hole so that no one would know what he had taken away. After he finished filling the hole, he jumped up and down and said, "Yippee! Now no one will take away my special thing!" The man was happy that he had been so selfish and now nothing could take away his precious thing. The end.

Once upon a time, there was a gifted bear cub named Bella. Every day she explored all over the forest, but she always came back home to sleep. One day, as she was walking, she saw a huge tree, taller than any other tree in the forest. Suddenly, a strong wind blew, and the tree started shaking. Startled, Bella asked the tree, “Why are you shaking?â€. The tree replied, “I am scared. A storm is coming, and I don’t know if I can withstand it!†Bella comforted the tree saying, “Don’t worry. I will stay here and accept whatever happens.†The tree accepted Bella’s offer. As the storm came tumbling through, Bella stayed there, watching the tree getting battered by the wind. The tree stayed strong and the storm died down. The moral of the story is that sometimes it’s better to accept a situation and make the best of it, instead of trying to escape it.

Anna and Ben were playing in the park. They liked to swing and slide and run. They saw a big tree with many branches. Anna wanted to climb the tree. "Look, Ben, I can hang from this branch like a monkey!" Anna said. She grabbed the branch with her hands and lifted her legs. She swung back and forth. "Wow, Anna, you are so graceful!" Ben said. He clapped his hands. He wanted to try too. He found another branch and hung from it. He smiled at Anna. They had fun hanging from the tree. They pretended they were monkeys in the jungle. They made funny noises and faces. Then they heard a bell. It was the ice-cream truck. They loved ice-cream. They let go of the branches and ran to the truck. "Can we have ice-cream, please?" Anna asked. She had some coins in her pocket. "Sure, what flavor do you want?" the ice-cream man asked. "Chocolate for me, and vanilla for Ben," Anna said. The ice-cream man gave them two cones. They licked their ice-cream and thanked him. They sat on a bench and enjoyed their ice-cream. They were happy. They had a good day.

Once upon a time, there was a pig who lived in a modern home. The pig was happy living in his modern house and he called it his home. One day, a fox came to visit the pig. The fox was very hungry and asked the pig if he could stay to play and eat some food. The pig said no and he was not welcoming to the fox. This made the fox angry and he began to call the pig names. The pig did not like to be called names and he became very scared. He did not know what to do, so he ran away. The pig ran across the meadow and hid in the tall grass. He stayed very still and did not make a sound. Meanwhile, the fox's stomach was still growling. He looked around every corner and searched for the pig. But try as he might, the fox could not find the pig. The pig was safe and he stayed in the grass until the fox had gone away. The pig was very relieved and he returned to his modern home. He was happy to be safe and he knew the fox would never be able to find him in his modern home.

Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a dirty soldier. He was always covered in mud. The people in the village did not like to be near him because he was so dirty. One day, the dirty soldier found a big rock. He decided to cover the rock with pretty flowers. He worked hard to make the rock look nice. The people in the village saw what he did and started to like him more. The dirty soldier learned that if he did nice things for others, they would like him more. He started to help the people in the village and they became his friends. The moral of the story is that doing good things for others can make you a better person and help you make friends.

Once upon a time, there was a big ocean. In the ocean, there were lots of jellyfish. Everyday, the jellyfish would show off their jiggly, graceful moves. One day, a little boy went to the beach. He saw the jellyfish squiggling and waving around in the water. He thought it looked so fun! The little boy wanted to show the jellyfish how graceful he could be too. He started dancing on the beach and showed off his own graceful moves. The jellyfish were so impressed. They smiled, waved and cheered for the little boy. The little boy was so proud of himself. He danced back and forth from the beach to the water, and the jellyfish followed him. They all danced together in the big ocean, gracefully swishing back and forth. They even invited some of their friends to show off their own moves. The little boy and the jellyfish shook, swished, and twirled their way until the sun began too set. It was the best day ever!

Once upon a time, there was a silly dog named Spot. Spot liked to spread his toys all over the floor. He had a red ball, a blue bone, and a soft bear. Spot loved to play with all of them. One day, Spot's mom put a leash on him. They went for a walk in the park. Spot was so happy! He wagged his tail and jumped around. He saw other dogs and kids playing. At the park, Spot saw a big tree. He wanted to spread his toys under the tree and play. Spot's mom laughed at the silly dog. She let him play with his toys. Spot had a fun day at the park.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She loved to draw and write with her crayons. One day, her mommy gave her a quiz to see how much she knew about animals. Lily was so excited to answer all the questions. As she was writing down her answers, she felt warm and cozy under her blanket. She loved snuggling up with her favorite stuffed animal while taking the quiz. When she finished, she proudly showed her mommy all the correct answers she wrote down. Her mommy was so impressed with Lily's knowledge about animals. She gave her a big hug and told her how proud she was. From that day on, Lily knew she loved taking quizzes and learning new things.

Once upon a time, there was a chubby dog named Bobo. Bobo loved to paint with his tail. One day, he found some paint and made a big mess on the floor. Bobo was very happy with his painting. In the town, there was a judge who liked to see good art. The judge heard about Bobo's painting and wanted to see it. So, the judge went to Bobo's house and looked at the painting on the floor. The judge was very happy with Bobo's painting. He said, "Good job, Bobo! You are a great painter!" Bobo wagged his tail and was very proud. From that day on, Bobo painted more and more, and everyone loved his art.

Lila and Max were twins who liked to play outside. One day, they saw a big balloon in the sky. It was purple and shiny, and it had a basket with people inside. "Wow, look at that!" Max said. "It is a balloon. It can fly in the air." "I want to go in the balloon," Lila said. "It looks fun. Maybe we can see the whole land from up there." They gazed at the balloon as it moved slowly over the trees and houses. They wondered what the people in the basket were doing. They wished they could talk to them. "Hello, balloon people!" Max shouted. "Can you hear us? Can we come with you?" The balloon people heard Max and waved at him. They smiled and shouted back. "Hello, little ones! We are having a nice ride. Do you like our balloon?" "Yes, we do!" Lila and Max said. "It is very pretty. It is purple, like our favorite color." "Thank you. We like purple too. It is a special balloon. It can change colors. Watch this." The balloon people pressed a button and the balloon changed from purple to green. Then it changed to yellow, and then to blue. Lila and Max clapped their hands and laughed. They liked the balloon show. They thanked the balloon people for sharing their magic. "You're welcome. We're glad you like it. Maybe one day you can ride in a balloon too. But for now, we have to go. Bye bye, little ones!" The balloon people waved goodbye and the balloon flew away. Lila and Max waved back and watched the balloon until it was out of sight. They hugged each other and smiled. They had seen something amazing. They decided to make their own balloon with paper and string. They wanted to pretend they were flying in the air, like the balloon people.

Once there was a little girl called Sarah. She loved going on holiday with her mom and dad. Every time they went on a holiday, she had so much fun. One year, for the holidays, they decided to go camping. Sarah was so excited, but her mom told her that she had to listen to her parents. Otherwise, she would get punished. But Sarah was too eager to listen. When they went camping, Sarah didn't obey her mom and dad. She was too excited to stay in the tent. She thought it was stupid and wanted to go explore. So Sarah ran away from her parents and began wandering around. Her parents chased after her, but couldn't catch up. Suddenly, Sarah heard a sound coming from the bushes. She walked over and to her horror, saw a snake! Sarah was terrified and ran away. But her parents finally caught up to her and were very angry. They punished her for being so stupid and for running away. Since that day, Sarah has never gone on a holiday again.

Tim and Jen are friends. They like to play outside. But today, there is a big storm. The sky is dark and loud. The rain is wet and cold. Tim and Jen run to Tim's house. "Wow, that is a scary storm!" Tim says. He looks out the window. "Yes, it is. I don't like it," Jen says. She hugs her teddy bear. Tim's mom comes in. She smiles at them. She is deaf. She can't hear the storm. She talks with her hands. "Are you OK, kids?" she asks. She points to the storm. Tim and Jen nod. They talk with their hands too. They learned from Tim's mom. "We are OK, mom. But the storm is loud and scary," Tim says. "I understand. But don't worry. The storm will go away soon. Then you can play outside again," Tim's mom says. She gives them some cookies and milk. She hugs them. She tells them a story with her hands. Tim and Jen listen with their eyes. They feel safe and happy. They love Tim's mom. She understands them.

Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Tim. Tim was a polite boy who always said "please" and "thank you". One evening, Tim went to the park with his mom. They saw a big, red ball on the grass. "Mom, can I play with the ball?" Tim asked. "Of course, but remember to be polite and ask if it belongs to someone," his mom reminded him. Tim looked around and saw a girl his age. He walked up to her and asked, "Is this your ball?" The girl smiled and said, "Yes, it is. My name is Sally. Do you want to play together?" Tim was happy and they played with the ball until the sun went down. Tim's mom called him, "Tim, it's time to go home now." As they left the park, Tim thanked Sally for playing with him. It was a fun evening, and Tim had made a new friend.

Bella was a dog who loved bones. She had many bones in her house, but she wanted more. She saw a lovely bone in the shop window. It was big and shiny and had meat on it. She wanted to have it. She asked her owner, Sam, to buy it for her. "Please, Sam, can I have that bone? It is so lovely. I will be very happy if you give it to me." Sam loved Bella, but he knew she had enough bones. He said, "No, Bella, you don't need that bone. You have many bones at home. You should be happy with what you have. That bone is too expensive and too big for you. Come on, let's go home." Bella was sad and angry. She did not listen to Sam. She thought he was mean and stingy. She ran away from him and went to the shop. She saw the door was open and no one was inside. She sneaked in and grabbed the lovely bone. She ran out with it in her mouth. She was very proud of herself. She thought she was clever and lucky. She did not see the big sign on the door that said, "Beware of the guard dog." She did not hear the loud bark behind her. She did not feel the sharp teeth on her tail. She dropped the lovely bone and yelped in pain. She saw a huge dog chasing her. It was the guard dog. It was angry and hungry. It wanted the lovely bone. It wanted to bite Bella. Bella was scared and sorry. She wished she had listened to Sam. She wished she had been happy with her bones. She wished she had not been greedy and sneaky. She ran as fast as she could to Sam. She hoped he would save her. Sam saw Bella running towards him. He saw the guard dog behind her. He saw the lovely bone on the ground. He understood what had happened. He was worried and angry. He shouted at Bella, "Bella, what have you done? You have been very naughty and foolish. You have put yourself in danger. You have put me in trouble. You have put the shop owner in loss. You have put the guard dog in rage. You have to learn to be grateful and honest. You have to say sorry and give back the bone." Bella nodded and whimpered. She was ashamed and sorry. She followed Sam to the shop. She gave back the lovely bone. She said sorry to the shop owner. She said sorry to the guard dog. She said sorry to Sam. Sam hugged Bella and forgave her. He said, "Bella, I love you, but you have to be careful and good. You have to listen to me and trust me. I know what is best for you. I want you to be happy and safe. You don't need a lovely bone to be happy. You need love and kindness. You have that in your home. You have that in your heart. Let's go home and enjoy your bones." Bella licked Sam and thanked him. She learned her lesson. She was happy and safe. She did not want a lovely bone anymore. She wanted love and kindness. She had that in her home. She had that in her heart. She went home and enjoyed her bones.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. One day, Lily went outside to play. She looked around and saw a big tree. She decided to climb the tree and see what she could find. As she climbed, she felt the heat from the sun on her face. It was a hot day! When she got to the top of the tree, she saw a bird's nest. Inside the nest, she found a little egg. It was bitter when she tasted it, but she was happy to have found it. Lily climbed back down the tree and went inside to show her mommy what she had found. Her mommy was very proud of her for being brave and climbing so high. Lily felt happy and proud too. The end.

Lily and Tom were playing in the kitchen. They liked to pretend they were making tea and cake for their dolls. Lily found a big mug in the cupboard. It was blue and had a picture of a cat on it. She filled it with water from the tap and put it on the table. "Here, Tom, this is for you," she said, handing him the mug. "It is very yummy tea." Tom took the mug and looked inside. He saw something brown and slimy floating in the water. It smelled bad. He made a face and said, "Ew, what is this? This is not tea. This is disgusting!" He pushed the mug away from him. The water spilled on the table and the floor. The brown thing fell out of the mug and landed on Lily's dress. It was a rotten banana peel. Lily screamed and jumped back. She was angry and scared. She thought Tom had put the banana peel in the mug to trick her. She slapped him on the cheek and said, "You are mean, Tom! You are a bad brother!" Tom felt a sting on his face. He was hurt and confused. He did not put the banana peel in the mug. He did not know how it got there. He started to cry and said, "I am not mean, Lily! I am not a bad brother! I did not do it!" Mom heard the noise and came to the kitchen. She saw the mess and the children. She asked them what happened. They both told her their stories. She looked at the mug and the banana peel. She realized what had happened. She said, "I am sorry, kids. This was my fault. I forgot to throw away the banana peel this morning. I put it in the mug and left it in the cupboard. I did not mean to make you upset." She hugged them and said, "You are both good, Lily and Tom. You are both good siblings. You just had a misunderstanding. Can you forgive each other and say sorry?" Lily and Tom looked at each other. They felt sorry for slapping and screaming. They said, "Sorry, Lily. Sorry, Tom." They hugged each other and said, "We love you, Lily. We love you, Tom." Mom smiled and said, "I love you, too, kids. Now, let's clean up this mess and make some real tea and cake."

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She had a toy car that she loved to play with every day. One day, Lily's friend Emma came over to play. Emma saw Lily's car and became envious. She wanted to play with it too. Emma requested to play with the car, but Lily didn't want to share. This caused a conflict between the two friends. Emma felt sad and left Lily's house. Later that day, Lily decided to surprise Emma by giving her the toy car as a gift. Emma was so happy and they became friends again. From that day on, Lily learned that sharing is important and it made her feel good to make her friend happy.

Once upon a time, a kitten and a puppy were playing in the garden. Together, they were chasing a butterfly. Suddenly, a missile shot across the sky! The kitten and the puppy looked up and were scared. The kitten asked "What is that missile?" The puppy replied "It looks like a clear rock." The missile started to scatter and the pieces fell to the ground. The puppy was very scared and shouted "Run, run away!" The kitten and the puppy scrambled into the garden shed and looked outside. The sky was now clear and all the pieces of the missile had gone. The puppy was so relieved and ran back out to the garden. The kitten, who was happier now, ran after him and they resumed their game of chasing the butterfly.

Lily and Ben are playing in the kitchen. They see a big basket of red tomatoes on the table. Lily likes tomatoes. She picks one up and says, "Look, Ben, this is a tomato. It is red and round and juicy." Ben nods and says, "I like tomatoes too. Can we eat them?" Lily shakes her head and says, "No, we can't eat them now. Mommy said we have to sort them first. She said some are big and some are small, and some are good and some are bad. We have to put them in different piles." Ben asks, "How do we sort them?" Lily says, "We have to look at them and touch them and smell them. If they are big and firm and smell good, they are good tomatoes. We put them in this pile. If they are small and soft and smell bad, they are bad tomatoes. We put them in that pile." Ben says, "OK, let's sort them." He picks up a tomato and looks at it. It is long and wrinkled and has a hole in it. He says, "This is a bad tomato. It is not round and it has a hole. It smells bad too." He puts it in the bad pile. Lily picks up a tomato and looks at it. It is big and smooth and has a green stem. She says, "This is a good tomato. It is round and it has a stem. It smells good too." She puts it in the good pile. They keep sorting the tomatoes until the basket is empty. They have two piles of tomatoes, one good and one bad. They are proud of their work. They call Mommy and show her what they did. Mommy smiles and says, "Well done, Lily and Ben. You sorted the tomatoes very well. You are very smart and helpful. Now you can have some good tomatoes for a snack. And we can throw away the bad tomatoes. They are not good for anything." Lily and Ben are happy. They wash their hands and eat some good tomatoes. They are red and round and juicy. They say, "Thank you, Mommy. We love tomatoes. And we love sorting too."

Once upon a time there was an ant who wanted to do something special. He had a very big idea. The ant wanted to open a restaurant! He started planning and saved up some of his food. But the ant was clumsy, and he made some mistakes. He built the restaurant up and opened it but he didn't invite any ants to come. He was so excited he forgot. Time passed and the ant realized that no one was coming to his restaurant. He had all the food that he'd worked so hard to save. He was so sad that all his hard work seemed like a waste. The moral of the story is to always be sure to complete everything you start. The ant could have had a happy ending if he just remembered to invite his friends to the party. But his clumsy mistake cost him, and he ended up with nothing.

Once upon a time, there was a cute little girl who loved to explore. One day, she saw something new - a big stair! She was so excited that she let out a squeal and ran over to check it out. The stair was tall and shiny, with lots of steps. She had never seen anything like it before. She wanted to get to the top, so she started to climb. The girl went up one step, then two steps, then three steps. She kept going until she made it all the way up to the top. From the top she could see everything - it was so amazing! But then the girl realized she had to get back down. She was a bit scared, but she let herself take one step down at a time. With each step, the little girl felt brave and confident. Finally, she made it back to the bottom. She was so proud of herself! The girl sat down on the bottom step and smiled. She had had lots of fun exploring the new stair.

Once upon a time, there was a big bear who lived in a hut in the forest. One day, the bear went for a walk and saw a bee. The bee flew into the bear's nose and the bear started to panic. He ran back to his hut and tried to get the bee out of his nose. The bear was scared because he had never had a bee in his nose before. Finally, the bee flew out and the bear felt much better. From then on, the bear was very careful around bees.

Once upon a time there was a furry bear. He was looking for a place to live. He found a big lake at the foot of a mountain. He thought it would be a perfect home, so he decided to stay there. He made a cozy little nest and had a beautiful view of the lake. But one day something really bad happened. There was a terrible storm, and the lake was filled with rain. The bear's nest was ruined and he had to leave his home. He walked for days in the storm, and when he arrived at a new place, he was so tired. He looked for a new home, but nothing was as nice as his lake. He was sad and didn't know what to do. Until he saw something strange on the ground. He walked closer and saw that it was a little box. He opened it and inside he found a beautiful necklace. He was so happy when he received it, and he forgot all about his lake.

The morning was sunny and bright. Lily was so excited to go outside with her mom. She ran around in the garden jumping and laughing. She looked up at the sky, it was so blue. "Let's go shopping," said Lily's mom. Lily's face lit up and she smiled. In the store, Lily saw the most expensive toy. It was shiny and long and had colorful buttons. She wanted it so badly, but she knew it was too expensive. Lily's mom laughed and said, "I know you want it but it is too expensive." Lily nodded sadly. But then she saw a smaller, less expensive toy and she laughed. It looked like the expensive one but it was much cheaper. Lily smiled and ran over to pick it up. She was so happy to take it home with her.

Once upon a time, in a small house, lived a boy named Tim. Tim had a toy car that he loved to race. He would race it up and down the hall all day long. One day, Tim saw a pair of pants on the floor. They were very smelly. Tim did not like the smelly pants, but he kept on racing his car. As Tim raced his car, he had an idea. He thought, "I will race my car and jump over the smelly pants!" So, he ran fast and tried to jump over the pants with his car. The car went up, but it did not go over the pants. Instead, it fell right into the smelly pants. Tim was very sad. His toy car was now stuck in the smelly pants. He tried to get it out, but the pants were too smelly. He could not touch them. So, Tim had to leave his toy car in the smelly pants. He was not able to race his car anymore. And that is the end of the story.

One day Mommy was sad. She was sitting in her chair, feeling a little bit blue. Daddy walked in looking happy and holding something yellow. Mommy asked, "What is that?" Daddy said, "It is a happy surprise!" When Mommy opened the small yellow box, she was glad. Inside was a big shiny star. Her eyes lit up and she started to shake. Daddy said, "Let's hang it on the wall. It will bring us luck!" Mommy replied, "Yes, let's do it!" They hung the shiny yellow star over the fireplace. Daddy said, "It will remind us to always be glad, no matter the weather." Mommy agreed and gave Daddy a big hug. Everywhere she looked there was something to make her smile. From that day on, Mommy was always glad.

Sam was feeling very cold. He shivered in his bed, trying to get warm. His mommy noticed and brought him some medicine. It smelled funny, but it made Sam feel better. He drank it down and soon felt the heat returning. Sam's mommy was so glad that the medicine worked. She hugged Sam tight and said it was important to take medicine when you didn't feel well. Sam nodded. He listened as his mommy told him that the medicine would help his cold to go away. The medicine began to work quickly and Sam felt much better. He stopped shivering and hugged a blanket close. Soon, he was sound asleep and his cold yielded to the power of the medicine. It was a wonderful feeling.

Lily likes to play with her doll, Anna. She makes Anna talk and walk and have tea parties. Sometimes, she takes Anna to the park and swings with her. Lily loves Anna very much. One day, Lily's mom says they have to go to the store. Lily wants to bring Anna, but mom says no. She says Anna might get lost or dirty. She says Lily can leave Anna on the bed and she will be safe. Lily is sad, but she listens to mom. She gives Anna a hug and a kiss and says, "I will be back soon. Wait for me." Lily and mom go to the store. They buy milk and eggs and bread and apples. Lily helps mom put the things in the cart. She sees a lot of toys and books and candy, but she does not ask for them. She thinks of Anna and how much she misses her. When they get home, Lily runs to her room. She wants to see Anna and play with her. But when she gets to the bed, Anna is not there. Lily feels scared and sad. She looks under the bed, in the closet, in the drawers, but she cannot find Anna. She cries and calls for mom. Mom comes and hugs Lily. She says, "Don't worry, Lily. Anna is not gone. She is just on a little adventure. Look, she left you a message." Mom shows Lily a piece of paper on the pillow. It has a picture of Anna and some words. Mom reads the words to Lily. They say, "Dear Lily, I went to visit my friend, Teddy. He lives in the toy box. He is very nice and funny. We are having fun, but I miss you. I will return soon. Love, Anna." Lily smiles and wipes her tears. She says, "Oh, Anna is so brave and kind. She has a friend, Teddy. I want to meet him. But I hope she comes back soon. I love her." Mom says, "I'm sure she will. She loves you too. Why don't we make some cookies and wait for her? Maybe she will bring Teddy with her." Lily nods and hugs mom. She says, "OK, mom. Let's make cookies. Anna likes cookies. And Teddy too, I think." Mom and Lily go to the kitchen and make cookies. They are happy and hopeful. They know Anna will return soon. She is a regular doll, but she is also a special doll. She is Lily's best friend.

One day, a mom and dad wanted to send their daughter a special present. They sent her a microphone! She was so excited to get it. She loved playing with it and singing into it. One day while she was playing with the microphone, her mom and dad heard her talking. They heard her saying that she had been naughty. She felt guilty for the things she had done. That night, her mom and dad sent her a hug. They let her know that even when she does something wrong, they still love her. She was so happy to know she was still loved. The next day, her mom and dad sent her a smile. They told her that even though she made a mistake, she can learn from it and be better next time. And that's exactly what she did.

Once upon a time, there were two friends: a blue bear and a yellow frog. The bear was very fast, while the frog was very slow. One day, the bear asked the frog to join him for a race. The frog was scared, so it shook its head "no". But the bear insisted, so the frog agreed to join the race. The frog tried to run as fast as it could, but the bear was much faster. The bear kept telling the frog to run faster, but the frog felt too tired to move its legs. At the end of the race, the bear crossed the finish line first. The bear was so happy and said, "I won! That was a fast race, wasn't it?" The frog, who was panting, said, "Yes, it was very fast." The bear said, "But next time, try to be faster. Speed is very important when it comes to racing!" The frog felt a bit sad because its friend had been so harsh. The bear understood how the frog felt, so it said, "Don't worry, Frog. We can race again and I'm sure you'll do better next time." The frog smiled and said, "Ok! Let's do it." Then, the two friends were off to start another race.

Once upon a time, there was a grumpy bear called Ted. Ted was always grumpy and never smiled. One day, Ted was walking in the forest when he saw colourful vines hanging off a tree. He wanted to see how many vines were hanging in the tree, so he started to count them. He started counting, "1, 2, 3, 4, 5!" Ted was delighted to see that there were five vines in total. As Ted continued to walk through the forest, he saw a happy fox playing with his friends. Ted was very jealous of their happy faces and wanted to join in the fun. The fox saw Ted looking sadly, and said, "Why don't you join us, Ted? Everyone is happier when they have friends to share their day with." Ted thought about it and decided to join the fox and his friends. They shared a lot of stories and laughed together all day. The moral of the story is that it's always better to share our days with others, rather than grumpily counting vines on our own.

Ben is a big dog who likes to play with his friends. He runs and jumps and barks with joy. He is very happy and strong. One day, Ben feels something strange in his paw. It hurts and itches and makes him limp. He tries to lick it, but it does not help. He becomes sad and tired. He goes to his human, who loves him very much. He whines and shows his paw. His human sees a red spot and a thorn. He says, "Oh, Ben, you have a boo-boo. Don't worry, I will help you." He takes Ben to the car and drives to the vet. The vet is a nice lady who knows how to make animals feel better. She takes out the thorn and puts some cream and a bandage on Ben's paw. She says, "Good boy, Ben. You are very brave. This will heal soon." Ben feels a lot of relief and gives the vet a lick. He thanks his human with a wag. He is still a bit sore, but he knows he will be fine. He is happy and strong again. He can't wait to play with his friends. He hopes they won't make fun of his bandage. He thinks it makes him look cool.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She loved to wear pretty dresses, but one day she noticed that her favorite dress was missing a hanger. She asked her mom where it was, and her mom said it was lost. Lily was sad because she loved that dress. She asked her mom if they could replace the hanger, but her mom said they didn't have any more. Lily didn't know what to do. Then, her little brother came in and saw how sad she was. He said, "I have an idea! Let's make a new hanger for your dress!" Lily thought that was a charming idea and they got to work. They found some sticks outside and tied them together with string. It wasn't perfect, but it worked! Lily was so happy and thanked her brother for helping her. They hung up the dress on the new hanger and it looked just as pretty as before.

One day, a boy named Lucas was walking along a beach when he saw a jet. The jet was very old and it was very broken. Lucas felt very sorry for it. He touched the jet and said, "I'm going to repair you." Lucas searched in his pockets for his tools but he couldn't find them. Suddenly, a friendly voice said, "Let me help you." It was an old man with a big toolbox. "What are you trying to repair?" he said. Lucas told the old man about the jet. The old man smiled and said, "Let's repair it together." They got to work. Lucas and the old man used the tools to fix the broken parts. When they had finished, the jet looked brand new! Lucas was very happy. He said to the old man, "Thank you so much! Without you, this jet would have been miserable forever!"

Tom and Lily went to the zoo with their mom. They saw many animals, like lions, monkeys, and elephants. Tom liked the lions best, because they were big and loud. Lily liked the monkeys best, because they were funny and smart. They came to the gorilla house, where a big gorilla was sitting on a rock. He looked bored and sad. Lily wanted to see him better, so she ran to the glass. She waved at the gorilla and said, "Hello, gorilla! Do you want to play?" But the gorilla did not wave back. He did not look at Lily. He ignored her. He just scratched his head and yawned. Lily felt sad. She did not like to be ignored. Tom saw Lily and the gorilla. He thought the gorilla was slow and silly. He wanted to make him angry, so he banged on the glass. He shouted, "Hey, gorilla! You are slow and silly! Why don't you do something?" But the gorilla did not bang back. He did not shout at Tom. He ignored him. He just rolled his eyes and turned away. Tom felt mad. He did not like to be ignored. Mom saw Tom and Lily and the gorilla. She did not like what they were doing. She went to them and said, "Stop it, Tom and Lily! You are being rude and mean. The gorilla is not slow or silly. He is smart and strong. He ignores you because he does not like noise and trouble. He likes peace and quiet. You should be nice and respectful to the gorilla and all the animals." Tom and Lily felt sorry. They did not want to be rude and mean. They wanted to be nice and respectful. They said, "Sorry, mom. Sorry, gorilla. We will be quiet and calm." The gorilla heard them. He looked at them. He smiled a little. He did not ignore them. He nodded his head and waved his hand. Tom and Lily smiled back. They waved their hands. They felt happy. They liked the gorilla.

Once upon a time there was a boy. The boy's name was Jack. On the day his mommy took him outside it was a sunny day. He saw a big tree that he wanted to climb, so he did it. Jack looked up at the sky and saw the clouds changing. There was a big thunder and Jack was worried. His mommy saw Jack and said, "It's ok Jack. You don't need to be scared. The thunder is just nature making a noise but it won't hurt you. It's safe here." Jack looked around and smiled because it was still a sunny day. He felt safe. He remembered what his mommy said and it made him feel better. The clouds changed again and he saw a rainbow. Jack was happy and waved to the rainbow too. Then, he hugged his mommy tight because it was time to go.

One day, a little girl named Lily went to the park with her mom. They saw a small bird on a tree branch. The bird was quiet and still. Lily looked at the bird and said, "Hi, bird! What are you doing?" The bird looked at Lily and said, "I am being quiet. I am grateful for the warm sun and the soft breeze. I like to sit and be still." Lily thought about what the bird said and decided to sit down next to her mom. Lily's mom smiled and said, "It's nice to be quiet and grateful sometimes, isn't it?" Lily nodded and enjoyed the warm sun and soft breeze with her mom and the quiet bird. They all felt happy and grateful for the beautiful day at the park.

John was walking down the street and he saw a cricket. He was very excited because he had never seen a cricket before. He wanted to play with it, so he tried to catch it. But the cricket was too quick and it jumped away. John became very sad, so his mother took him to the store. There, they found a cheap toy cricket. John was very happy and he quickly bought it. He ran home with the cricket and started playing with it right away. Every day, John could be seen playing with his cricket in the garden. He was very happy.

Ben and Lily are playing in the park. They see a big flag on a pole. The flag is red and white and blue. It has stars and stripes. Ben likes the flag. He wants to touch it. "Come on, Lily," Ben says. "Let's go to the flag. I want to see it up close." Lily is not sure. The flag is very high. The pole is very tall. She is afraid of falling. "Ben, I don't know," Lily says. "The flag is too high for us. We are too small. And the pole is too heavy for us. We are too weak. We might get hurt." Ben urges Lily. He pulls her hand. He says, "Don't be scared, Lily. It will be fun. We can climb the pole. We can touch the flag. We can pretend we are heroes. Come on, Lily. Please." Lily does not want to make Ben sad. She likes Ben. He is her friend. She follows him to the pole. They try to climb it. But the pole is too heavy. It is too slippery. They cannot hold on. They slide down. They fall on the grass. They cry. A man sees them. He runs to them. He is the flag keeper. He is angry. He says, "What are you doing, kids? You should not touch the flag. The flag is not a toy. The flag is a symbol. It is important. It is special. You should respect the flag. You should be sorry." Ben and Lily are sorry. They say, "We are sorry, sir. We did not know. We were curious. We wanted to see the flag. We did not mean to hurt it. Please forgive us." The flag keeper sees their tears. He sees their faces. He is not angry anymore. He is kind. He says, "It's okay, kids. I forgive you. I understand. You are young. You are learning. But you should be careful. You should be safe. You should listen to your friend. She was right. The flag is too high for you. The pole is too heavy for you. You should not climb it. You should admire it from afar. You should be proud of it. Do you know what the flag means?" Ben and Lily shake their heads. They do not know. The flag keeper smiles. He says, "The flag means freedom. The flag means justice. The flag means unity. The flag means love. The flag is our country. The flag is our home. The flag is our family. Do you love your country? Do you love your home? Do you love your family?" Ben and Lily nod their heads. They do know. They love their country. They love their home. They love their family. They love each other. They hug. The flag keeper hugs them too. He says, "That's good, kids. That's very good. You are good kids. You are good citizens. You are good friends. You are good heroes. You can touch the flag. But only with your hearts. Can you do that?" Ben and Lily smile. They can do that. They touch the flag with their hearts. They feel happy. They feel proud. They feel loved. They say, "Thank you, sir. Thank you, flag. Thank you, friend. Thank you, heart."

Once upon a time, there was a fat bear. He was looking for something to do. He decided to go to school! He walked into the classroom and sat down. The teacher said, "Why don't you join us?" The bear said, "Yes, I will!" The bear tried very hard, but he couldn't do some of the things the other children were doing. The teacher said, "It's okay. You don't have to do it if it's too hard." The bear felt very sad. He said, "Can I quit?" The teacher said, "Yes you can, but you don't have to." The bear thought about it for a moment and then decided to quit. He said goodbye to the other children and walked out of the classroom. From then on, the fat bear decided to do his own thing and have fun!

Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Timmy. Timmy had a birthday coming up and he was very excited! His mommy made him a big cake with lots of frosting and candles. At the birthday party, Timmy's friend Billy brought a present. When Timmy opened it, he saw that it was a smelly fish! Timmy didn't like it at all and he wanted to slap Billy. But his mommy said, "No, no, Timmy. That's not nice. You should say thank you." So Timmy said thank you, but he still didn't like the smelly fish. Later, when Billy wasn't looking, Timmy threw the fish in the trash. He felt much better and had a fun birthday after all. The end.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She loved Sundays because that was the day her family would go to the park. But one Sunday, Lily found a fake flower on the ground. She was sad because she wanted a real flower to put in her hair. Lily's big brother, Max, wanted to help her. He told her they could solve the problem by going to the flower shop. At the flower shop, they found a beautiful real flower for Lily's hair. She was so happy and thanked Max for helping her. From that day on, Lily and Max always looked for ways to solve problems together. And every Sunday, they went to the park with a real flower in Lily's hair.

Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Timmy. Timmy loved to help his mommy with the laundry. One day, Timmy's mommy said, "Timmy, can you help me set up the laundry?" Timmy said, "Yes mommy, I can help!" Timmy was mighty excited to help his mommy. He helped her sort the clothes and put them in the washing machine. While the clothes were washing, Timmy and his mommy played a game of hide and seek. After the clothes were done washing, Timmy helped his mommy set up the clothes on the clothesline outside. While they were hanging the clothes, Timmy said, "Mommy, I'm happy we get to do laundry together. It's fun!" His mommy smiled and said, "Yes Timmy, it's always fun when we do things together." From that day on, Timmy always helped his mommy with the laundry. He loved spending time with her and helping her set up the laundry.

Once upon a time there was a boy named Ted. Ted was a very restless boy. He was always running, jumping and playing. One day, Ted went to the park with his mom. He saw a big pile of beans. Ted was so excited. He started to pick them up and put them in his pocket. He and his mom returned home. Ted remembered the beans and started to count them. He found seven beans in his pocket. Ted was so happy and he ran around the house, counting the beans over and over again. He enjoyed playing with the beans and remember them forever.

Anna and Ben are twins. They like to play and share. But today is their birthday. Mom makes a big cake for them. It has pink and blue frosting and candles. Anna and Ben are happy. They sing and clap. Mom cuts the cake and gives them each a slice. Anna says thank you. Ben says nothing. He looks at Anna's slice. He thinks it is bigger than his. He feels grumpy. He wants more cake. He waits for Mom to go to the kitchen. Then he takes Anna's slice and puts it on his plate. He smiles. He thinks he is clever. But Anna sees him. She is sad and angry. She says, "Ben, that is not nice! You took my cake! That is mine! Give it back!" Ben says, "No, it is mine now. I want more cake. You have enough." Anna cries. She says, "No, you are wrong. You are greedy. You are mean. You are a bad brother!" Mom hears them. She comes back to the table. She sees what Ben did. She is not happy. She says, "Ben, what did you do? Why did you take Anna's cake? That is not fair. That is not kind. You have to share. You have to say sorry." Ben feels ashamed. He knows he did wrong. He says, "I'm sorry, Anna. I'm sorry, Mom. I was grumpy. I was selfish. I don't need more cake. You can have it back." He gives Anna her slice. Anna says, "Thank you, Ben. I forgive you. You are my brother. I love you." They hug. Mom smiles. She says, "That's better. Now you can enjoy your cake. And your birthday. And each other." They eat their cake. They are happy. They are friends. They are twins.

Once upon a time there was a silly little radish. He liked to roll around in the garden and make faces at the sun. One day, the radish decided to go on an adventure! He started to roll very fast and then he spotted something exciting. It was a big, funny-looking box with a big lock. He had to find a way to open it! He tried to pull it open with his little green hands but nothing worked. Then he heard a voice. It said, "You want to open the box? Then roll around it three times." The radish was so excited! He rolled around and around and around, as fast as he could. Finally, the box opened and revealed a big surprise! Inside was a magical, shiny flower. It sparkled in the sun and made the radish giggle. The radish thanked the box for revealing such a lovely surprise. He picked the flower, put it in his pocket and went home, dancing and singing all the way. From then on, the radish always remembered to think silly thoughts and look for surprises!

Sara and Tom are twins. They like to play hide and seek. Sara is good at hiding. Tom is good at finding. One day, they play in the garden. Sara runs behind a big tree. Tom counts to ten. "Ready or not, here I come!" Tom says. He looks around the garden. He sees a fat cat on the fence. He sees a red ball on the grass. He sees a yellow flower in the pot. But he does not see Sara. "Where are you, Sara?" Tom calls. He walks around the tree. He does not see Sara. He walks to the other side of the tree. He still does not see Sara. He thinks Sara is very good at hiding. Sara is hiding behind the tree. She is very quiet. She does not want Tom to find her. She wants to win the game. She peeks from behind the tree. She sees Tom looking for her. She smiles. She thinks Tom is funny. "Boo!" Sara says. She jumps out from behind the tree. She scares Tom. Tom is surprised. He laughs. Sara laughs too. "You found me!" Sara says. "You are very good at hiding!" Tom says. "You are very good at finding!" Sara says. They hug each other. They are happy. They love to play hide and seek. They love each other. It is a good time.

Lily was a stubborn girl. She did not like to share her toys or her clothes. She always wanted to have everything for herself. She had a lot of hangers in her closet, but she never used them. She threw her clothes on the floor or on the bed. One day, her cousin Sam came to visit. He was very excited to see Lily and play with her. He arrived with a big smile and a small suitcase. He knocked on the door and Lily opened it. "Hi, Lily! I'm so happy to see you!" Sam said. "Hi, Sam," Lily said, but she did not smile. She did not want to share her room or her toys with Sam. Sam followed Lily to her room. He saw the mess of clothes and toys. He tried to find a place to put his suitcase. "Can I use one of your hangers, Lily?" Sam asked. "I want to hang my shirt and pants." "No, you can't," Lily said. "They are mine. You can't touch them." "But, Lily, you have so many hangers. And you don't use them. Please, can I have one?" Sam said. "No, no, no!" Lily shouted. "Go away! This is my room!" Lily pushed Sam out of the door and slammed it. She locked it with a key. She thought she was happy, but she was not. She felt lonely and sad. Sam was hurt and confused. He did not understand why Lily was so mean. He wanted to be friends with her. He sat on the floor and cried. Lily heard Sam crying. She felt sorry for him. She realized she was wrong. She unlocked the door and opened it. "Sam, I'm sorry," Lily said. "I was stubborn and selfish. You can have a hanger. You can have two. You can have as many as you want. And you can play with my toys. And you can sleep on my bed. Please, don't cry." Sam looked up and saw Lily's face. He saw that she was sorry. He smiled and hugged her. "Thank you, Lily," Sam said. "You are very kind. I'm sorry, too. I love you, cousin." "I love you, too, Sam," Lily said. "You are very sweet. Come on, let's play." They went to Lily's room and hung Sam's clothes on the hangers. They played with the toys and had fun. They forgot about the mess and the fight. They were happy.

Tim and Sam are friends. They like to play with toys. One day, they find a big box in the garage. They open the box and see a robot. The robot is shiny and has buttons and lights. "Wow, a robot!" Tim says. "Let's play with it!" "OK, but be careful," Sam says. "It might be broken." They take the robot out of the box and put it on the floor. They press the buttons and the robot makes noises and moves. They laugh and clap. "This is fun!" Tim says. "The robot can do tricks!" "Look, it can spin and dance!" Sam says. They play with the robot for a long time. They make it go around the garage and pick up things. They have a lot of fun. But they do not see that the robot is making a mess. It knocks over cans and boxes. It spills paint and oil. It tears paper and cloth. The garage becomes very messy. After a while, they hear a voice. It is Tim's mom. "Tim, Sam, what are you doing in the garage?" she asks. "It's time for lunch." They stop playing and look at her. She looks angry. She sees the robot and the mess. "Oh no!" Tim says. "We are in trouble!" He and Sam realize that they made a big mistake. They forgot to clean up. They look at each other and feel sorry. "Mom, we are sorry," Tim says. "We found a robot and we wanted to play with it. We did not mean to make a mess." "Yeah, we are sorry," Sam says. "We did not see the mess. We were having fun." Tim's mom sighs. She is not happy, but she is not very mad. She knows that they are kids and they like to explore. "It's OK, boys," she says. "But you have to learn to be more careful and responsible. You have to clean up after you play. And you have to ask before you use things that are not yours. Do you understand?" "Yes, mom," Tim says. "Yes, ma'am," Sam says. "Good," she says. "Now, help me put the robot back in the box. And then we will clean up the garage together. And then we will have lunch. OK?" "OK," they say. They do what she says. They put the robot back in the box. They clean up the garage. They have lunch. They say thank you and sorry. They hug and kiss. They learn a lesson. They still like the robot, but they know that they have to be more careful and respectful. They are still friends. They are still happy.

Once upon a time there was a castle. It looked mysterious from far away and everyone wanted to know what was inside. A brave knight decided to eat his lunch and take a closer look. He entered the castle and looked all around. He saw so many things! There were scary spiders, funny monkeys, and a bunch of colorful flowers. The knight continued to explore and then he saw it! A big pile of delicious food. He couldn't wait to eat it all. So, he took a big bite of pizza, a few chocolates and some cheese. But then something mysterious happened. The food started to move! It was actually a dragon! Luckily, the knight was brave and the dragon flew out of the castle. The knight was so happy. He finished eating his lunch and went back home. He had so many stories to tell about the mysterious castle.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She loved to play outside in her garden with her daddy. Daddy was very tall and he would lift Lily up so she could see the pretty flowers. One day, Lily saw a small seed in the ground and she wanted to know what it was. Daddy said it was a flower seed and it would grow and bloom into a beautiful flower. Lily was very excited and she wanted to water it every day. After a few weeks, the flower grew very tall and bloomed into a big, colorful flower. Lily was very happy and she gave her daddy a big hug.

Once upon a time, there was a big king who lived in a castle. He liked to spin around and around until he got dizzy. One day, he spun around too much and fell down. He hurt his head and didn't feel good. As he lay on the ground, he realized that spinning too much wasn't a good idea. He decided to take a break and rest until he felt better. His friends came to visit him and brought him some soup and toys to play with. After a few days, the king felt much better. He thanked his friends for being so kind and promised to be more careful when he played. From then on, he only spun around a little bit and never got dizzy again. The end.

John and his aunt were outside on a cold day. John saw a big red ball and wanted to play. He asked his aunt if he could push it, and she said yes. John pushed the ball with his hands and feet. It moved across the ground and stopped near a tree. But then, it started rolling even faster. John ran to catch it and soon enough, he had hold of it. John looked proudly at his aunt, as she clapped her hands. He felt so happy and laughed with delight. The ball was too heavy for John to push, but having fun with his aunt was enough.

Once there was a train and it was empty. A little girl wanted to ride, so she went to the station and asked the ticket seller, "Can I buy a ticket, please?" The seller nodded and said, "Sure, it will cost you five coins." The little girl had not enough coins, so she asked, "What can I do?" "Well," said the seller, "You can clean the train and then I will sell you a ticket and you can ride." The little girl was excited. She cleaned the whole train and then the ticket seller sold her a ticket. The little girl smiled and hopped onto the train. She had lots of fun that day and never forgot her adventure on the empty train.

Once upon a time, there was a mommy and a daddy. Every night, the mommy and daddy worked hard. The mommy cleaned homes and the daddy grew big juicy fruits and vegetables. At the end of the day, the mommy and daddy would combine their money to buy food and toys for their children. One day, the daddy told the mommy that he had something important to show her. He pulled out a big bag of money and smiled. It seemed the daddy’s fruits and vegetables had yielded a lot of money! The mommy and daddy danced and hugged each other. They knew that the money would help their children have better lives. The mommy and daddy brought the money to the bank, and stored it in a safe place. They were so proud that their hard work had yielded so much money!

Once there was a witch who had a very special design. It was a gray object that gave her magical powers. One day, she decided to take it for a walk around the town. Suddenly, she heard a little voice. It was a 3 year old girl who pointed out, "Look, a witch!" The witch smiled and asked the little girl, "Would you like to see my design?" The little girl was filled with excitement and eagerly replied, "Yes, please!" The witch showed the little girl the gray object. However, as soon as the girl touched it, a strange force pushed them apart. The girl was lifted high in the sky and quickly flew away. The witch was in shock, and tried to find the little girl. After searching for hours, she sadly gave up. The little girl was never seen again and the witch had lost her special design.

Once upon a time, there was a little bunny named Benny. Benny loved to play outside in the springtime. He would hop around and smell the flowers. One day, Benny saw a yummy carrot at the store. He wanted to buy it, but he didn't have any money. Benny decided to do some chores for his mom to earn some money. He helped her clean the dishes and sweep the floor. Finally, he had enough money to buy the carrot. But when Benny got to the store, he saw something he wanted even more than the carrot. It was a shiny new toy car. Benny felt guilty for wanting something else after working so hard for the carrot. But he couldn't resist and bought the toy car instead. Later that day, Benny went to play outside with his new toy car. He was having so much fun until he accidentally ran over his friend's flower garden. Benny felt guilty again for not being careful. He apologized to his friend and promised to be more careful in the future. From then on, Benny learned to think twice before buying something new and to always be careful with his toys.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She loved to dance to the rhythm of music. One day, she went to the park and saw a boy dancing too. She said, "Hi, my name is Lily. What's your name?" The boy replied, "My name is Max." Lily and Max danced together for a while. Then Max said, "Let's play a game. We can whisper a secret to each other." Lily thought that was cool, so she said, "Okay, I'll go first. My secret is that I love ice cream." Max whispered back, "My secret is that I can make funny faces." Lily laughed and said, "That's so cool! Can you show me?" Max made a silly face and Lily giggled. They danced some more and whispered more secrets. They became good friends and danced together every day.

Once upon a time there was a machine. The machine was very clear and could do lots of things. It had a special job to do and it mind very carefully. The machine had to collect lots of pieces of paper. Every day it worked really hard to get them all. It lined them up in neat rows and made sure that everything was in its place. The machine was very proud of its work. It made the job easy and clear. Everyone was happy and the machine felt good. The end.

Once upon a time, there was a little brown volcano. It lived far away in a big forest. The brown volcano had a friend, a small green tree. They liked to play and talk together. One day, the green tree said, "Mr. Volcano, can you lean over and help me get that shiny thing in the sky?" The brown volcano leaned over, but it was not tall enough to reach the shiny thing. The green tree said, "Thank you for trying, Mr. Volcano." The next day, the brown volcano and the green tree saw a big bird flying in the sky. The bird came down and said, "Hello, I am a big bird. I saw you trying to get the shiny thing. I can help you." The big bird picked up the shiny thing with its beak and gave it to the green tree. The brown volcano and the green tree were very happy and thanked the big bird. From that day on, they all played together and had lots of fun.

Once upon a time, there was a bear who wanted to do something amazing. He wanted to sail around the world! He talked to his friends about his goal and they thought it was a great idea. Everyone cheered for the bear, so he got a big boat and prepared it for his journey. One day, the bear set sail. He said goodbye to his friends, and told them he wouldn’t be back for a long time. He waved and sailed away, following the sun and the stars. He had many adventures as he sailed all around the world. He saw lots of amazing things. Some days, the wind blew and he sailed very fast. Other days, the wind was still and he sailed very slowly. But finally, after many months, the bear’s goal was in sight. He had done it! He had sailed around the entire world! Everyone cheered and clapped when he returned. They were so happy, they threw a big party! It was an amazing day, and the bear smiled proudly. He was very proud of himself for achieving his goal.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She loved to bake with her mommy. One day, they decided to make cupcakes. Lily helped her mommy mix the batter and pour it into the yellow cupcake liners. Then, her mommy put the cupcakes in the oven to bake. Lily watched as the cupcakes started to rise and turn golden brown. Her mommy told her that it was important to manage the temperature of the oven so that the cupcakes would come out perfectly. Finally, the cupcakes were done and they took them out of the oven. They were so yummy and smelled so good! Lily was so proud of herself for helping her mommy manage the oven and make delicious cupcakes.

Tom and Lily were playing with their dolls in the living room. They pretended to be a mommy and a daddy who had a lot of work to do. They had a fake coffee machine that made noises and a fake laptop that had stickers on it. "Mommy, I need more coffee. I have to finish this report by tomorrow," Tom said, holding his fake mug. "OK, daddy. But you have to be careful. Too much coffee is bad for you. It can make you suffer," Lily said, pressing a button on the fake coffee machine. "What do you mean, suffer?" Tom asked, curious. "Suffer means you feel bad. Like when you have a tummy ache or a headache. Or when you are sad or scared. You don't want to suffer, do you?" Lily explained. "No, I don't. But I need coffee to stay awake and work. How can I avoid suffering?" Tom wondered. "Well, you can drink less coffee and more water. You can also take breaks and play with me and the dolls. And you can go to bed early and sleep well. That will make you feel good and happy. And you won't suffer," Lily suggested. "That sounds like a good idea, mommy. Thank you for helping me. You are very smart and kind," Tom said, smiling. "You're welcome, daddy. I love you. And I love our fake coffee and our fake laptop. They are fun to play with," Lily said, hugging him. They put away their fake coffee and their fake laptop and played with their dolls until it was time for dinner. They did not suffer. They were happy.

Once there was a boy who was walking alone in the desert. Suddenly, he felt very thirsty and very dry. He looked around and saw no water. He started to worry and started walking faster. Then he heard someone talking. He thought it was a stranger. He carefully approached and saw a strange old man sitting under a tree. The boy asked the old man, "Sir, do you have some water? I am feeling so dry". The old man looked at the boy and said, "Yes, I have some water for you. But first, you will have to do something for me. You will have to collect these stones and order them into a pile. The sun is very hot out here and you will have to do this quickly." The boy did as he was asked. He quickly collected the stones and put them into a neat pile. After he was done, the old man gave him a glass of cold water. The boy thanked the old man and quickly drank the cold water. The old man smiled and said, "The moral of this story is that if you work hard, you will get the rewards. So be sure to work hard in whatever you do." The boy thanked the old man and ran off, now feeling refreshed and energized. He had learned a valuable lesson that day and would never forget it.

Tom and Lily were playing in the park. They liked to slide, swing and run. But they saw a big dog near the fence. The dog was barking loud and showing its teeth. Tom and Lily were scared of the dog. "Let's go away!" Lily said. "The dog is mean and scary!" But Tom had an idea. He took off his hat and threw it over the fence. The dog ran after the hat and stopped barking. Tom and Lily smiled. "Good job, Tom!" Lily said. "You tricked the dog with your hat!" Tom and Lily went back to playing. They were not scared anymore. They had fun until it was time to go home. Tom's mom came to pick them up. "Did you have a good time, kids?" she asked. "Yes, mom!" Tom and Lily said. "We played a lot and we settled a problem with a dog!" Tom's mom looked puzzled. She saw Tom's hat on the other side of the fence. She wondered what happened. But she was glad that Tom and Lily were happy and safe. She hugged them and took them home.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Sally. Sally had a small desk in her room. She loved to draw on her desk. One day, she saw a big boy being rude to her friend. Sally did not like that at all. Sally had an idea. She went to her desk and started to draw a magic flower. She hoped the magic flower would help the rude boy be nice. As she drew, the flower started to increase in size. It grew bigger and bigger. Sally was very excited. The next day, Sally took the magic flower to the park. She showed it to the rude boy. The boy saw the big flower and was amazed. He touched the flower and suddenly, he started to be nice to everyone. Sally's magic flower had worked! The rude boy and Sally's friend became good friends, and they all played together happily ever after.

Once there was a lucky lady. She stood outside and observed the beautiful flowers. There were bright red roses and sparkly purple petunias. The lady felt happy. Suddenly, she heard a voice. "Hello! Can I help you?" The lady looked around and saw a friendly looking kitty. She smiled and said, "Yes, I need some lotion." The kitty replied, "No problem, I can help you." He ran to his house and came back with a little jar of lotion. The lady thanked the kitty and put the lotion on her skin. It felt soft and cool. She was very pleased. The kitty smiled and said, "You're welcome. I'm glad I could help. Have a nice day!" The lady said goodbye to the kitty and went on her way. She felt lucky to have such a kind friend.

Once upon a time there was a famous little girl named Lily. She was very special because she was very good at math. Everywhere she went, people would say "Wow, look at little Lily, she is so smart!" One day, Lily was playing in the park with some other kids when she noticed a group of people walking towards her. The group of people were from many different countries, and they were all carrying flags! Lily ran to them and asked them "Why do you have all those flags?" They all laughed and told her they were there to unite, and they were bringing the flags to show how different countries can come together in peace. Lily smiled and said "That's really neat! I think I understand how math can help unite us too - numbers can show how strong we are when we work together!" Everyone was so amazed by how smart Lily was and they cheered and clapped for her. They said "We should all be like Lily and use math to help us all unite!" From that day on, Lily became famous for her clever idea of using math to unite countries.

Once upon a time there was a little girl. She was so small that she had to crawl around. One night she crawled outside, even though it was dark. Suddenly she heard a loud noise. The noise made her scared and angry. She started crawling away fast. The noise followed her and kept getting louder. She turned around and saw a big furry animal. It was a bear! The bear was angry because it was hungry. The little girl started to cry. But then she spotted something in the night. It was a big and juicy honeycomb. The bear smelled the sweet honey and quickly forgot about the little girl. It started eating the honey, leaving the little girl alone to crawl back inside. The end.

Once upon a time, there was a squirrel called Tim who lived in the woods. He was very generous and would give out nuts to all his friends in the woods. One day, Tim found a really big nut that he could not reach. So he asked a big blue bird for help. "Hello there!", he said. "Can you please help me reach this nut?" The blue bird flew down and kindly agreed to help Tim reach the nut. But when the bird flew back up with the nut in its beak, it flew away and didn't give the nut back to Tim. Tim was very sad, as he had no nut to give to his friends. He was also very angry with the blue bird, for not being generous and taking the nut away. The end.

Once upon a time, there was a girl named Jo. Jo was very jealous of all her friends who went to the library. She wanted to go too! One day, Jo finally got to go to the library. She was so excited that she couldn't wait to find a book to read. She searched and searched, but she couldn't find one she liked. Suddenly, an idea came to her head. She decided to bury the book she was looking for. She started to dig a hole and put her book in it. Then she covered it up with dirt. When Jo was done, she was so proud of herself. Her book was safe and she would always be able to find it when she came back to the library. The End.