Mystery of the Forest
Find the animals to open the story gate.
Mushroom
Bird
Stone
Flowers
Butterfly
Gibbon
Bear
Waterlily
Chopped trunk
Duck
One sunny day, Eli and I went for a walk in the forest.
Eli said, “Let’s look for animals, Riri!
Eli said, “Let’s look for animals, Riri!
We walked deeper into the forest,
listening to birds chirping and leaves rustling.
We spotted playful monkeys.
They were called gibbons, swinging from branches.
They were called gibbons, swinging from branches.
We also saw a colorful butterfly fluttering in the sunlight.
And, there was a group of ducks in a pond.
Suddenly, we heard a roar!
A curious bear appeared, making our hearts race.
We froze in fear, unsure of what to do next.
Eli whispered,
“Stay calm and slowly back away.
She added, “We should leave animals alone, so they don’t feel threatened. It’s their home, and we are just visitors.”
We carefully backed away, keeping our eyes on the bear.
The bear sniffed the air and eventually lost interest.
It wandered back into the woods.
Eli said, “Animals belong in their natural habitats.
It is important to respect their space.”
It is important to respect their space.”
And she added,
“When we leave them alone, they stay safe, and so do we.”
We continued our walk.
We appreciated the beauty of nature from a distance.
It was a valuable lesson on respecting wildlife and their homes.
