CVC Practice (a, i)

Nasalized A (an, am)

o /ŏ/

d /d/

c /k/

u /ŭ/

g /g/

b /b/

e /ĕ/

Short Vowel Review (all)

-s /s/

-s /z/

k /k/

h /h/

r /r/ Part 1

r /r/ Part 2

l /l/ Part 1

l /l/ Part 2

w /w/

j /j/

y /y/

x /ks/

qu /kw/

v /v/

z /z/

Short A Review

Short I Review

Short O Review

Short A, I, O Review

Short U Review

Short E Review

FLSZ Spelling Rule

-all, -oll, -ull

ck /k/

sh /sh/

th /th/ (voiced)

th /th/ (unvoiced)

ch /ch/

Digraphs Review 1

wh /w/, ph /f/

ng /ŋ/

nk /ŋk/

Digraphs Review 2

a_e /ā/

i_e /ī/

o_e /ō/

VCe Review 1; e_e /ē/

u_e /ū/, /yū/

VCe Review 2

_ce /s/

_ge /j/

VCe Review 3; Exceptions

-ing

Syllables

Closed/Closed

Open and Closed

tch /ch/

dge /j/

tch, dge Review

Long VCC: -ild, -old,  -ind, -olt, -ost

y /ī/

y /ē/

Ending Patterns Review

ar /ar/

or /or/, ore /or/

ar, or, ore Review

er /er/

ir /er/, ur /er/

Spelling /er/: er, ir, ur, w + or

R-Controlled Vowels Review

ai /ā/, ay /ā/

ee /ē/, ea /ē/, ey /ē/

oa /ō/, ow /ō/, oe /ō/

ie /ī/, igh /ī/

Vowel Teams Review 1

u /oo/, oo /oo/

oo /ū/

ew /ū/, ui /ū/, ue /ū/

Vowel Teams Review 2

au /aw/, aw /aw/, augh /aw/

ea /ĕ/, a /ŏ/

oi /oi/, oy /oi/

ou /ow/, ow /ow/

Vowel Teams and Diphthongs Review

kn /n/, wr /r/, mb /m/

Suffixes; -s/-es

-er, -est

-less, -ful

Prefixes; un-

pre-, re-

dis-

Affixes Review

Doubling Rule: -ed, -ing

Doubling Rule: -er, -est

Drop E Rule

UFLI

- Use 3-10 words per sentence. 
- Generate 8-12 sentences 
-Vary sentence structure and composition. Use dialogue when possible. 
- Only use 1-syllable words 
- The story should have a cohesive beginning, middle, and end (do not end the story with "the end") 

"Mervin, the hamster, lives in a small cage."

"He loves to work on his wheel all day."

"One day, he found a piece of paper in his cage."

"He tried to read the word written on it."

"Could it be a secret code?"

"Mervin was eager to solve the mystery."

"With his tiny paws, he turned the paper over."

"It was a map of the world!"

"Mervin felt like a big explorer."

"He couldn't wait to tell his sister about his find."

"But first, he needed a drink of water."

"He felt so thirsty after all that excitement."

"Mervin shared his adventure with his sister."

"She was amazed by his brave work."

"Mervin felt proud of his discovery."

"He knew he was ready for more adventures."

"Mervin and his sister decided to explore the world together."

"Their journey was about to begin."

"They knew the journey would be hard, but it was worth it."

"Mervin and his sister set off on their greatest adventure ever."

"Mervin's Great Adventure: A Hamster's World Discovery"

"Kurt the lemur loved to blur in the forest."

"He would pruse the trees with his firm grip."

"His favorite game was to chirp from the tall trees."

"His chirp was the first sound in the morning."

"One day, Kurt saw a river under the trees."

"He decided to take a turn and explore the river."

"Kurt was a little worried, but his thirst for adventure was greater."

"He jumped over the rocks and reached the water."

"Kurt felt the cool water and let out a happy chirp."

"His chirp echoed in the forest, adding a new sound to his world."

Kurt's Forest Chirps

"Shirley, the worm, loves her home in the dirt."

"Every morning, she squirms out to greet the world."

"Shirley does not worry, she knows the dirt is her safe place."

"She loves to work, turning old leaves into rich soil."

"But the best part of her day is the first drink of water."

"Shirley serves the earth and in return, she gets to live under the beautiful cover of the ground."

"She meets other bugs, chirping and swirling in the dirt."

"Shirley's life may seem simple, but to her, it's the best in the world."

"Every night, she curls back into her cozy dirt bed."

"Shirley, the worm, loves her work, her world, and her dirt."

"Shirley's World: A Worm's Love for the Earth"

"Akari, the brave shark, lives in the large, icy arctic waters."

"She loves to swim far and wide, exploring her cold, beautiful home."

"Sometimes, she plays hide and seek with her pals in the dark depths."

"One day, Akari found a strange object in her path, it was a jar."

"She swam closer, her heart filled with a mix of fear and excitement."

"Akari nudged the jar open with her nose, revealing a beautiful pearl inside."

"She decided to mark the spot so she could show her friends later."

"Feeling happy, Akari swam off to continue her adventure in the arctic waters."

"Later that day, she led her friends to the jar, their eyes filled with wonder."

"And so, the brave shark named Akari added another tale to her list of arctic adventures."

"Akari's Arctic Adventure: The Tale of the Pearl"

- Use 3-10 words per sentence.
- Generate 10-15 sentences
- Vary sentence structure and composition through a 'show not tell' story style. 
- Use dialogue and sensory details to support the 'show not tell' style.
- Use mostly 1-syllable words 
- The story should have a cohesive flow with a problem and solution.

"Meeko, the seahorse, lived in the lush coral reefs."

"He loved to eat tiny fish and algae."

"One day, Meeko found a seed stuck in the coral."

"Not knowing what it was, he decided to keep it."

"Meeko took the seed to his friend, Dean the turtle."

"Dean told him it was a tree seed."

"Meeko decided to plant the tree seed in the sand."

"He hoped it would grow into a lush tree."

"Days turned into weeks, and the seed did not seem to grow."

"He decided to seek help from his friend, the crab."

"The crab told him to keep the seed clean and give it plenty of sunlight."

"Meeko worked tirelessly to keep the seed clean."

"After a few more weeks, Meeko saw a small green sprout."

"He was thrilled to see his tree starting to grow."

"Meeko took care of the tree, and it grew tall and strong."

"His friends came to see the beautiful tree."

"Meeko was proud of his tree."

"He realized that with patience and care, dreams can come true."

"From that day on, Meeko was known as the seahorse who could grow trees."

"And he continued to take care of his tree, and the reefs, happily."

"Meeko's Underwater Tree: A Seahorse's Tale of Patience and Care"

"Kurt, the lemur, lived in a beautiful forest."

"He loved to roam around and explore his world."

"One day, Kurt found a bird with a hurt wing."

"He wants to help the bird, but doesn't know how."

"Kurt decided to find a way to help the bird."

"He began his work of collecting leaves and twigs."

"Kurt made a soft bed for the bird to rest."

"He covered it with a large leaf to keep it warm."

"Over the days, the bird's wing healed."

"Kurt was happy to see the bird fly again."

"Kurt had done a good job, and he felt proud."

"The bird chirped a thank you before flying away."

"Kurt continued his journey, exploring the forest."

"He knew he had made the forest a better place."

"That night, Kurt slept under the stars."

"He dreamt of more adventures to come."

"Kurt woke up the next morning ready to face the world."

"He was ready for whatever the day would bring."

"Kurt knew he could make a difference in his world."

"And he would continue to do so, one day at a time."

"Kurt the Lemur: A Hero in the Forest"

- Use 3-10 words per sentence. 
- Generate 8-12 sentences 
- Vary sentence structure and composition. Use dialogue when possible. 
- Only use 1-syllable words 
- The story should have a cohesive beginning, middle, and end (do not end the story with "the end") 

"Bernie, the ferret, lived in a dark tunnel."

"He loved exploring for treasure."

"Bernie found a shiny car part."

"He showed it to his friend, a smart starfish."

"The starfish lived in a jar that Bernie found."

"The jar had been discarded by someone at the park."

"Bernie loved to dig in the dirt."

"He found a fork, which he used in his tunnel."

"One day, Bernie found a torn baseball card."

"He wondered who it belonged to."

"Bernie decided to return it to the park."

"He hoped to find the card's owner."

"He met a squirrel who was eating a tart."

"Bernie asked if the squirrel knew the owner of the card."

"The squirrel pointed towards a boy who was playing with a ball."

"Bernie rushed to the boy to return the card."

"The boy was happy to get his card back."

"He gave Bernie a piece of his tart as a thank you."

"Bernie returned to his tunnel, happy and full."

"He couldn't wait for his next adventure."

"Bernie the Ferret's Park Adventure"

"May the peacock found a shiny seed under a tree."

"She thought, 'I hope this seed will grow into a tall tree.'"

"May took the seed to the stream and gave it a clean."

"She carried the seed to a sunny spot and dug a hole with her beak."

"May planted the seed and covered it with dirt."

"Each day, May would visit the seed and give it a drink from the stream."

"After a week, May was excited to see a tiny green leaf peek from the ground."

"May was so happy, she did a happy dance and let out a loud screech."

"The seed had sprouted into a small tree and May felt a sense of pride."

"May knew that with care and patience, the tree would continue to grow."

"May and the Magic Seed: A Peacock's Tale"

"Aiden is a quail who loves to play."

"Every day, Aiden wakes up at sunrise."

"He gets out of his warm nest, ready to begin the day."

"Aiden loves to play in the sun."

"He runs as fast as he can, trying to catch his tail."

"One day, Aiden found a shiny object in the grass."

"It was a coin! He was so happy that he could not wait to show it to his friends."

"He took the coin to his friends and they all danced in joy."

"From that day on, Aiden always carries the coin for good luck."

"Every night, before he goes to sleep, Aiden looks at his coin and smiles."

"Aiden the Quail and the Lucky Coin"

"Angie, the sea horse, ties a scarf tight around her neck."

"She sighs, 'It's going to be a cold night.'"

"Angie swims towards the coral bridge, her favorite spot."

"She spots a bright light near the bridge."

"A jellyfish, with a slight glow, is stuck in a trap."

"Angie wants to help, but she is afraid of the jellyfish's sting."

"She decides to face her fear, 'I might get stung, but I cannot leave it there.'"

"With a brave heart, Angie quickly unfastens the trap."

"The jellyfish, free at last, floats away into the night."

"Angie, feeling a sense of delight, swims back home."

"Angie the Seahorse: A Tale of Bravery and Kindness"

"Zahara, the tiger, lived near a river."

"She loved to perch on a big rock and observe the water."

"One sunny day, Zahara saw a badger on the other side of the river."

"Her heart filled with wonder as she watched the badger dig."

"Zahara decided to swim over to the badger."

"However, a stern voice called out to her."

"It was her older sister, warning her about the river's current."

"Zahara listened to her sister and stayed on her side of the river."

"Later, Zahara saw a panther on her side of the river."

"She decided to follow the panther from a distance, with curiosity."

"Zahara watched the panther hunt a hamster for dinner."

"The sight made her hungry, so she decided to hunt for her own dinner."

"Zahara saw a herd of deer and decided to catch one."

"But, she remembered her sister's words and decided to wait for a better moment."

"Finally, Zahara caught a big fish for her dinner."

"She felt proud of her patience and thanked the river for her meal."

"After dinner, Zahara decided to explore the swamp."

"She felt at peace in her home, under the stars."

"Zahara returned to her rock by the river and fell asleep."

"She dreamt of all the adventures she would have tomorrow, after the sun rises."

"Zahara's Riverside Adventures"

"Javier the panther was older than his pals."

"In the hot jungle, he had learned a lot over time."

"His pals asked him to share a story."

"Javier, with a gentle smile, agreed to their offer."

"He began his story, 'Once upon a summer day...'"

"The younger panthers listened, as Javier painted a picture with his words."

"His tale was a wonder, full of adventure and bravery."

"In his story, Javier was the hero, saving his sister from danger."

"Javier's story filled their minds with awe."

"As he ended his story, he gave them a term to remember, 'Bravery is not the absence of fear, but the mastery of it.'"

"His pals applauded, their hearts filled with respect for Javier."

"Javier, feeling content, watched them scamper off to play."

"But not before they promised to visit again, eager to hear another tale."

"Javier, the wise old panther, sat under the shade of his favorite tree, content in his solitude."

"In the quiet of the jungle, Javier felt a sense of peace."

"He had shared his wisdom, and his heart was full."

"As the sun set over the jungle, Javier fell into a peaceful sleep."

"He dreamed of his younger days, his heart filled with warmth."

"The young panthers would come back, eager for another story."

"And Javier, the wise old panther, would be waiting, ready to share his wisdom."

"Javier's Jungle Tales: Wisdom from an Old Panther"

"Charlie the zebra loves to play in the grassland during the day."

"But when night falls, he ties his favorite quilt tight around his body."

"At night, he loves to gaze at the bright stars in the sky."

"He often wishes he could take a flight into the high, starry sky."

"One night, Charlie saw a strange light in the sky."

"With a slight sigh, he wondered if it might be a shooting star."

"He decided to follow the light and set off on a journey."

"His destination? The highway, where he thought the light was heading."

"On the highway, he met a pilot who told him the light was a comet."

"Charlie was delighted by this insight and couldn't wait to tell his friends."

"Charlie spent the rest of the night under the delight of the comet."

"And as the daylight broke, Charlie made his way back to the grassland."

"Back at home, Charlie told his friends about his night adventure."

"They were all in awe and said Charlie was brave and right to follow the comet."

"That night, Charlie dreamed of comets, pilots, and flights."

"And when he woke up, he couldn't help but sigh at the beautiful memories."

"The next night, Charlie eagerly watched the sky, hoping to sight another comet."

"But even if he didn't, he was content with the memories of his adventure."

"From then on, Charlie was known as the comet-chasing zebra."

"And every night, he would tie his quilt and gaze at the bright sky, ready for another adventure."

"Charlie's Comet Chase: A Zebra's Starry Adventure"

"Curtis, the bird with purple feathers, sat on a branch."

"With a chirp, he greeted the morning sun."

"He saw his mother bird with a worm in her beak."

"Curtis, it is time for breakfast," she said.

"After breakfast, Curtis felt a strong urge to fly."

"With a firm push, he launched into the air."

"He saw a turtle in the dirt below and chirped hello."

"Curtis landed on a sturdy postcard stuck in the ground."

"He looked at the postcard and saw a picture of a church."

"Feeling a thirst for adventure, Curtis flew off in search of the church."

"Curtis' Winged Adventures: The Quest for the Church"

"Dexter, the otter, lives by the river."

"Dexter loves to swim in the river, especially in the summer."

"One day, Dexter found a paper floating in the water."

"He picked it up and saw it was a map."

"Dexter decided to follow the map, even if it was a bit of a gamble."

"He swam under a bridge and over some rocks."

"Dexter arrived at a small island covered with ferns."

"He found a large chest, but it was locked."

"Then Dexter remembered the map had a code written on the corner."

"It was the number to open the chest."

"The chest opened with a creak, revealing a shiny gold coin."

"Dexter felt like the richest otter ever."

"Dexter swam back to his home, his heart full of joy."

"He decided to keep the coin as a reminder of his adventure."

"The next day, Dexter saw another piece of paper floating in the water."

"He wondered if it was another map leading to another adventure."

"Dexter picked up the paper and saw that it was a letter from a friend."

"He realized that the greatest treasure was not gold, but friendship."

"Dexter spent the rest of the summer swimming in the river, always ready for the next adventure."

"His heart was full of joy and he was never alone."

"Dexter's River Adventure: A Tale of Friendship and Treasure"

"Hugo, the monster, lived in a dark cave."

"He was quite large and his roar could be heard far."

"Hugo had a friend, a bird, that lived in a tree near the cave."

"Every morning, Hugo would roar to say 'hi' to his friend."

"One day, Hugo found a strange rock in his cave."

"It was round, smooth, and had a weird mark on it."

"Hugo decided to roll the rock out of his cave."

"The rock rolled down the hill and into a pond with a big splash."

"The next day, Hugo went to the pond to see the rock."

"He saw a starfish stuck to the rock."

"Hugo reached into the water and gently pulled the starfish off the rock."

"He put the starfish back in the water, away from the rock."

"From that day on, Hugo visited the pond more often."

"He liked to watch the starfish and other creatures in the pond."

"One day, Hugo saw a turtle in the pond."

"He watched as the turtle swam towards the rock."

"Hugo realized that the rock had become part of the pond."

"He was glad he had pushed the rock into the pond."

"From then on, Hugo took care of the pond and its creatures."

"And every morning, he would still roar to say 'hi' to his bird friend."

"Hugo's Rock: A Tale of Friendship and Nature"

"Once upon a time, in a distant land, there was a goat named Marlow."

"Every day, Marlow would roam the rocky cliffs, enjoying the beautiful view."

"One sunny day, Marlow spotted something unusual below."

"It was a boat, stuck on the shore."

"Marlow felt a pang of worry. He knew he had to help."

"Using a long vine, Marlow decided to throw it down to the boat."

"With a great effort, Marlow was able to tow the boat back into the water."

"As the boat floated away, Marlow felt a sense of accomplishment."

"After a hard day's work, Marlow decided to rest, feeling proud of his good deed."

"From that day on, Marlow became known as the hero of the cliffs, always ready to help those in need."

"Marlow the Goat: Hero of the Cliffs"

"Javier, the lemur, sat on a rock, wearing a purple shirt."

"He thought, 'I thirst for adventure today.'"

"Taking his map, Javier plunged into the vast forest."

"His mother had told him to 'Watch for dirt trails, son.'"

"Javier found a dirt path, and followed it."

"On his way, he saw a bird chirping cheerfully."

"The bird's chirp was the first sign of life he saw."

"Further into the forest, he saw a turtle crawling."

"Javier said, 'Hi, sir turtle, where are you going?'"

"The turtle replied, 'I'm going to the water, young lemur.'"

"Javier's Forest Adventure: A Lemur's Tale"

"Omar, the warthog, sat on a small mat in his yard."

"Omar gazed at the dark sky, full of sparkling stars."

"He felt a spark of desire to go far away, to explore."

"Omar started to plan his journey, it was going to be a large adventure."

"He packed his cart with food and water, ready to depart."

"His journey led him through a farm, where he met a friendly aardvark."

"Omar and the aardvark shared a tart under the warm sun."

"Soon, Omar reached a park, filled with children playing."

"He felt a bit tired and decided to rest in the park."

"At the end of the day, Omar knew he had started a great journey."

"Omar's Start"

"Morgan the horse lived in a red barn up north."

"Morgan was born in this barn and loved it more than anything."

"Every morning, Morgan would trot out of the barn door."

"She would explore the farm, looking for fun."

"One day, she saw a shiny object in the grasses."

"It was a fork, left behind by the farmer."

"Morgan picked it up with her mouth, it was a bit of a chore."

"She decided to take it back to the barn for safekeeping."

"At the barn door, she met a duck."

"The duck was poor and asked for some corn."

"Morgan felt sorry for the duck and gave it some corn."

"She then put the fork in a safe spot in the barn."

"Later that day, a storm started forming."

"Morgan and the duck took shelter in the barn."

"Morgan told the duck a story to pass time."

"The duck listened, loving every word."

"When the storm passed, the duck thanked Morgan."

"It promised to help Morgan with chores in return for her kindness."

"Morgan and the duck became good friends."

"From then on, they did everything together, making the barn a home for more than just one."

Morgan's Red Barn

"Hugo, the monster, lived in a large cave."

"He loved to play with his toy car."

"One day, Hugo's car rolled far from the cave."

"He ran after it but tripped over a rock and hurt his arm."

"Hugo's friend, a bird, saw him fall."

"She flew down to help him up and said, 'Don't worry, we will find your car.'"

"They searched high and low, near and far."

"Finally, they found the car stuck in some tar."

"With a big push, they managed to free the car."

"Hugo thanked his friend and they returned to the cave just before dark."

"Back at the cave, Hugo noticed his arm was still sore."

"The bird told him to rest and she would watch over him."

"By morning, Hugo's arm was feeling much better."

"He was ready for more fun with his toy car."

"Hugo learned that day that exploring can be fun, but also a bit hard."

"But with a friend by his side, he could overcome any obstacle."

"From that day on, Hugo always carried a first-aid kit whenever he went far from home."

"And his toy car, he always kept close to his heart."

"Because no matter what, Hugo knew he would always have fun."

"And he would always have a friend to share his adventures with."

Hugo, the monster, lived in a large cave. One day, his red car rolled off from the cave. Will Hugo get his car back with a little help from a friend?

Hugo, the friendly monster, has a shiny red car he loves to play with. One day, while playing, his car rolls away from his cave, leading to a big tumble and a sore arm. Will Hugo and his bird friend be able to find the car and bring it back? Read to find out how their adventure unfolds!

A Monster's Car

"Nora, the orca, swam north."

"She saw a ship and got a bit scared."

"But then, she saw a school of fish and felt better."

"She decided to explore more of the arctic waters."

"Nora found a coral reef, a beautiful sight to adore."

"In the reef, she saw a small, torn net."

"She, then, decided to help by removing the net, for it was harmful."

"She took the net to the shore, where the humans could find it."

"As the sun set, Nora felt proud of her chore."

"She swam back to her pod, ready to share her story."

"Nora's Northbound Adventure: An Orca's Arctic Tale"

"Cesar the shark lived far in the coral."

"He loved to explore the ocean floor."

"One day, Cesar found a large, discarded object."

"It was a car, but it was worn and covered in barnacles."

"Cesar was curious and decided to explore more."

"He peeked through the car window, but it was dark inside."

"Next to the car, Cesar found a door."

"He pushed it with his snout, but it didn't budge."

"Suddenly, a starfish came by and said, 'That's a dangerous place, Cesar.'"

"Cesar replied, 'I was just exploring.'"

"Cesar decided to leave the car and swim back to the safety of the coral."

"He felt a bit sad but knew it was for the best."

"Back in the coral, Cesar found a card with a picture of a car on it."

"He decided to keep it as a souvenir of his adventure."

"Cesar learned a valuable lesson that day."

"Exploring is fun, but safety is more important."

"Cesar's adventure made him a story to tell in the coral."

"And from that day forth, Cesar was known as the shark who explored the car."

"Cesar, the brave shark, continued to explore, but always remembered to stay safe."

"And the car? It remained a mysterious part of the ocean floor."

"Spark Goes Exploring"

"Mark the aardvark had a car."

"He drove the car far, to a park."

"In the park, he played dart with his friend."

"Getting tired, they sat and had a snack from the jar."

"The sun was setting, casting a beautiful glow on the park."

"Mark saw a star, it was very bright."

"He wished on the star, hoping for more fun days like this."

"His friend said, 'Mark, let's visit the park more often.'"

"With a yawn, Mark agreed and they rode back in the car."

"Back at home, Mark fell asleep, dreaming of the park, star, and his car."

"Mark's Aardvark Adventures: A Day at the Park"

"Nora the spider spun a web in her backyard."

"Nora was smart and her web was large."

"But Nora was not happy with her yard."

"She wanted to explore more of the world."

"One morning, Nora decided to leave her backyard."

"She took a shortcut through the forest."

"Nora came across a river in the forest."

"She had to find a way to cross it."

"Nora noticed a large cork floating in the river."

"She used it to cross the river safely."

"Once she crossed the river, she found a farm."

"She decided to rest there for the night."

"In the morning, Nora continued her journey."

"She saw a mountain far in the distance."

"Nora climbed the mountain with all her strength."

"At the top, she saw a beautiful star."

"Nora realized that the world was much larger than her backyard."

"She decided to return home and make her web even larger."

"Nora returned to her backyard and made a larger web."

"She was happy to be home, but excited for her next adventure."

"Nora's Big Adventure: A Spider's Journey Beyond the Backyard"

"Wayne, the whale, loved to play in the bay."

"One sunny day, Wayne found a trail of shiny, silver fish."

"He followed the trail, hoping it might lead to a tasty snack."

"Along the way, he met a small snail named Sam."

"Sam, can you help me find the main part of this fish trail?" Wayne asked.

"Sure Wayne, follow me, I know the way!" Sam replied.

"Thank you, Sam. I'll repay your kindness someday," Wayne said.

"With a full belly and a happy heart, Wayne thanked Sam again and swam back to his spot in the bay to sleep."

"Wayne had a great day and couldn't wait to play in the bay again."

"Wayne the Whale's Fish Trail Adventure"

"Owen, the koala, loves to roam in the morning."

"He wears his favorite raincoat, even if the weather is clear."

"Owen has a goal to visit each tree in the forest."

"He shows his friends the best trees for a nap."

"He loves the flow of the day, from tree to tree."

"Owen's favorite tree has a view of the road."

"He watches the cars load and unload."

"At night, he loves to look at the glow of the moon."

"Owen dreams of floating among the stars."

"He wakes up ready to roam again, his goal not yet achieved."

Owen, the koala, loves to roam in the morning. He has a goal to visit each tree in the forest. What adventures will Owen find as he follows the path?

Owen is a curious koala who wears a yellow raincoat and loves to explore the forest. Each day, he sets out with a big goal: to visit every tree in the woods. But what happens when Owen finds something unexpected on his journey? Read to find out what Owen discovers!

Owen's Goal

"Bree the seal loved to swim in the sea."

"One day, Bree found a shiny bead in the sea."

"She picked it up and swam back to the shore."

"Once on the shore, Bree noticed a small pea plant."

"She decided to plant the bead next to the pea plant."

"Each day, she would swim to the shore and water the pea plant."

"One day, Bree noticed a small green leaf on the bead plant."

"Bree was happy and decided to have a beach party."

"At the party, Bree's friends were amazed by the bead plant."

"Bree was proud and happy. She realized that with care and love, even a bead can grow into a plant."

"Bree's Bead Plant"

"Javier, the lemur, wore a purple shirt."

"He loved to surf on the forest's wide leaves."

"One day, he saw a bird with a hurt wing."

"He felt an urge to help the bird."

"Using his sturdy tail, he picked up the bird."

"He returned to his hut to nurse the bird."

"Javier's mother, a nurse, wrapped the bird's wing."

"After a while, the bird could fly again."

"Javier felt a burst of joy seeing the bird fly."

"The bird chirped a song of thanks and flew away."

Javier, the lemur, wore a purple shirt. He saw a bird with a hurt wing. What will Javier do to help the bird?

Javier, a kind lemur, loves surfing on the forest's wide leaves. One day, he finds a bird with a hurt wing and wants to help. Will Javier and his nurse mother manage to heal the bird's wing? Read to find out what happens next!

The Hurt Bird

"Yassir, the squirrel, had a quirk."

"He loved to surf on grasses in the forest."

"Every morning, Yassir would stir from his sleep and rush out to surf."

"One day, Yassir found a sturdy old blanket in the forest."

"He had an idea, 'I can use this to surf better,' he thought."

"Yassir spread the blanket on the grasses and jumped on it."

"But the blanket did not move, it was stuck in the dirt."

"Yassir was hurt, but he did not give up."

"He decided to turn the blanket into a cape and continue to surf."

"Yassir, the squirrel with a quirk, surfed in the forest, wearing his new cape."