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Wolf's Love In The Future Forest
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Story: Wolf's Love In The Future Forest (EASY)
In the future, a wolf named Wally lived in a big forest.
Wally was kind.
He loved all animals.
One day, a small bird fell from a tree.
Wally saw it.
He helped the bird.
He took it to his den.
He cared for the bird.
Soon, the bird was well.
It flew away.
But it came back.
It brought Wally a gift.
It was a shiny stone.
Wally was happy.
He felt loved.
He knew he did the right thing.
Questions and Answers (8)
- Q: Who is the main character in the story?
- A: Wally
- Q: What did Wally do when he saw the bird fall?
- A: He helped the bird
- Q: Where did Wally take the bird?
- A: To his den
- Q: How did Wally feel when the bird brought him a gift?
- A: Wally felt happy
- Q: What was the gift that the bird brought for Wally?
- A: It was a shiny stone
- Q: What did Wally feel when he helped the bird?
- A: He felt loved
- Q: Who brought Wally a gift?
- A: The bird
- Q: What did the bird do after it got well?
- A: It flew away and came back with a gift
Why is this worksheet educational?
This story is educational because it teaches children about kindness and empathy.
As Emilie, you understand the importance of these values in a child's development.
The story of Wally the wolf helping a small bird encourages children to be kind and helpful to others, even if they are different from them.
This is a crucial lesson for children to learn as they start to interact with others in their social environment.
The story also introduces children to the concept of gratitude.
The bird's act of bringing a gift to Wally after being helped is a simple yet powerful illustration of saying thank you.
This can help children understand the importance of expressing gratitude when someone helps them.
Moreover, the story is set in the future, which can stimulate children's imagination about what the world could be like.
This can encourage them to think creatively and develop their problem-solving skills.
As Emilie, you know that these skills are essential for children's cognitive development.
The story also uses simple, repetitive language that is accessible to children who are just beginning to read.
This can help them build their vocabulary and improve their reading skills.
As Emilie, you understand the importance of using age-appropriate language in children's books.
Finally, the story is enjoyable because it features animals, which are often a favorite topic among children.
The story of Wally the wolf and the small bird can captivate children's attention and make the reading experience fun for them.
As Emilie, you know that making learning fun is key to fostering a love of reading in children.