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Tiger's Underwater Adventure
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Story: Tiger's Underwater Adventure (MEDIUM)
Once upon a time, in the future, there was a brave tiger named Tilly.
Tilly was no ordinary tiger.
She had a magical power that allowed her to breathe underwater.
One day, Tilly decided to use her power to explore the underwater world.
She dived into the deep blue sea and was amazed by the beautiful coral reefs and colourful fish.
But Tilly also noticed something sad.
The underwater world was filled with plastic waste.
Tilly decided to do something about it.
She started picking up the plastic waste and putting it in a big bag.
It was hard work, but Tilly didn't give up.
After a long day, Tilly had cleaned up a big part of the sea.
The fish thanked Tilly for her help and promised to take care of their home.
Tilly returned to the land, feeling happy and proud.
She had not only explored the underwater world but also helped to protect the environment.
From that day on, Tilly continued her underwater clean-ups and encouraged other animals to do the same.
And the underwater world became a cleaner and happier place for all its inhabitants.
Questions and Answers (6)
- Q: What is the name of the tiger?
- A: Tilly
- Q: What magical power does Tilly have?
- A: Breathe underwater
- Q: What did Tilly notice in the underwater world?
- A: Plastic waste
- Q: What did Tilly decide to do about the plastic waste?
- A: Clean it up
- Q: Who thanked Tilly for her help?
- A: The fish
- Q: What did Tilly do after her first underwater clean-up?
- A: Continued her underwater clean-ups and encouraged other animals to do the same
Facts
Why is this worksheet educational?
This story is educational because it introduces children to the concept of environmental conservation in a fun and engaging way.
The story's protagonist, Tilly the tiger, serves as a positive role model who takes action to protect the environment.
This can inspire children to take care of their surroundings and understand the importance of cleanliness.
The story also introduces children to the concept of underwater life and the impact of human activities on it, which can spark their interest in marine biology and ecology.
The story's setting in the future adds an element of excitement and encourages children to imagine what the world could be like.
The questions at the end of the story help to reinforce the story's key messages and ensure that children have understood them.
They also encourage children to recall information from the story, which can improve their memory and comprehension skills.
The story's simple language and repetitive structure make it accessible to young readers, while its imaginative elements keep them engaged.
Overall, this story is a fun and educational resource that can help children learn about the environment and develop a love of reading.