a) The Little Bird and the Squirrel
Ans: In a big tree, a little bird and a squirrel lived. They were the best of friends. One day, the bird noticed that the squirrel was sad. "Why are you sad, my friend?" the bird asked. The squirrel sighed, "I don't have enough food for the winter."
The bird thought for a moment and then said, "I will help you! I will gather some seeds, and you can store them in your home." The squirrel was overjoyed. Together, they worked hard and collected plenty of food. When winter came, the squirrel was happy and warm, all thanks to the kindness of the little bird.
b) The Flower and the Wasp
Ans: In a beautiful garden, there was a lovely flower with bright petals. A little wasp flew by and noticed the flower. "Oh, how beautiful you are!" said the wasp. The flower smiled and replied, "Thank you, kind wasp! I make the garden bright and colorful."
The wasp was very happy to hear this, and as it flew around, it helped the flower by carrying its pollen to other flowers. The flower smiled, knowing that the wasp was helping her grow and bloom. They became good friends, working together to make the garden even more beautiful.
c) The Little Boy and the Moon
Ans: There was a little boy who loved looking at the moon every night. He would ask his mother, "Why does the moon look so beautiful?"
His mother smiled and said, "The moon is like a lantern in the sky, lighting up the night for everyone."
One day, the boy decided to climb a tall tree to touch the moon. But no matter how high he climbed, the moon always seemed far away. He sat down on a branch, gazing at the moon, and realized that the beauty of the moon was meant to be admired from the ground. The boy was happy knowing the moon was always there to brighten his night.
Write a story and give a title for the story.Ans:
Hazel and Harry went for a picnic in the forest. As they were looking for a spot to sit down, they saw a tree with a huge hole in its trunk. Inside the hole, it was very dark, but they could see two eyes staring at them. The eyes glowed in the dark. Harry and Hazel were very scared. They thought there was a monster in the tree trunk. They ran away, screaming, “Help! Help! There is a monster here!”
Right then, an old hunter was walking by with a very big gun. He said to the kids, “Don’t worry. I can kill the monster.” He aimed his gun at the two glowing eyes in the hole in the tree trunk.
Right then, a cat jumped out of the hole! The hunter and the kids were surprised and relieved. The eyes belonged to the cat! The hunter said, “You know, cat’s eyes can glow in the dark!” Hazel and Harry thanked the hunter for trying to help.
Title of the Story: A monster in the tree!
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