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 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.

"Reese the cheetah found a little seed nested under a tree. She thought, 'I hope this seed will grow into a tall tree.'"



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



"He then carried the seed to a sunny spot and dug a hole big hole and plopped the seed inside."



"Reese planted the seed and covered it with dirt and a green leaf."



"Each day, Reese visited the seed and gave it some water from the stream."



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



"Reese was beaming. He was so happy that he did a dance and let out a little scream."



"After some months, the little seed had sprouted into a small tree and Reese felt a sense of pride."



"Reese knew that if he waited with care the tree would continue to grow."



"And it did."

Reese the cheetah found a little seed under a tree. She hopes it will grow into a tall tree. What will happen to the seed after Reese takes care of it?

Reese the cheetah finds a tiny seed under a tree. She hopes it will grow into a tall tree and takes care of it every day. Will the little seed sprout into the tree Reese dreams of? Read to find out how Reese's tiny seed turns out!

The Tiny Seed

"In the lush woods, Brooke the bright woodpecker, made her home. She pecked a snug book in a tall, old oak tree."



"The bark of the tree was thick but inside, her home was just right." 



"Brooke loved to tap and tap on the wood of the tree with her strong bill. She made soft dull thuds." 



"One sunny day, Brooke sat on the branch and looked out. She saw bugs and grub in the bark and got to work." 



"Tap, tap, tap! Her bill hit the wood with a loud thud each time. With every tap, bugs hid deep in the cracks."



"Brook was quick and picked at the bark to grab the bugs. She had lots of fun." 



"As Brooke dug, she found a big, fat bug. It was snug in its hole."



"Brooke pecked and pecked but could not pull it out. She did not stop."



"Brooke's beak hit the wood. Finally, with lots of tugs and pulls, she got the bug." 



"'Yum!' said Brooke, glad to fill her tummy. After lunch, Brooke sang a nice, long, happy song."



"Her chirps rang through the woods. Other birds sang back and soon, the woods were full of music." 



"The sun sat and the sky grew dim. Brooke flew back to her nook in the oak tree. It was time to rest."



"As she fluffed her soft, black and white feathers, Brooke closed her eyes and was fast asleep."



"She dreamt of finding more bugs in her forest home. All was well in the woods." 





Brooke the woodpecker made her home in the woods. She loved to tap on the tree bark to find bugs to eat. Will Brooke manage to get the big bug stuck in the tree?

Brooke the woodpecker lives in a tall oak tree in the lush woods. One day, she faces a tough challenge trying to catch a big, stubborn bug. Will Brooke manage to get her tasty treat? Read to find out how Brooke's day unfolds!

A Woodpecker's Day

- Use 3-10 words per sentence.
- Generate 12-18 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.

Audrey the beaver lived by the river. She loved to build dams and play in the water. One day, Audrey woke up feeling uneasy. 

She looked outside and saw an unusual problem, her dam was gone! The river was flowing too fast. She felt so unlucky. "This is unreal," she said.

Audrey felt unhappy and felt unable to fix it by herself. She went to her friend, the duck, and asked for help. “My dam is gone! Can you help me rebuild it? I am unfit to do it all by myself” Audrey shared. 

The duck nodded, "Of course, Audrey," he quacked. They began to work right away. They discovered that the dam had been washed away by a large tree that had fallen.

First, they uncovered hidden holes in the dam. They unpacked the sticks and mud that they gathered. Audrey and the duck worked hard, digging and stacking, building the dam.

After a few hours, Audrey felt tired. "I need to rest," she said. They took a break under a big tree.

Audrey and the duck sat in the shade. The cool breeze felt nice. After some rest, Audrey felt better. "Let's finish the job," she told the duck. 

They went back to work, stacking sticks and logs higher and higher and unwrapping branches. The sun was setting, but the dam was almost done. 

Audrey felt uneasy again. "What if the dam becomes uneven or unbalanced and breaks again?" she wondered. 

The duck said, "Don't worry, Audrey. We can always fix it together." Audrey smiled. She felt less uneasy with a friend by her side.

Finally, they finished the dam. The river was calm again. Audrey thanked the duck. "You are a good friend," she said. 

Audrey learned that with help, she could overcome anything. She felt happy and proud of their work and knew with a little bit of help, she could do anything.

Audrey the beaver loves to build. She wakes to find her dam gone! Can Audrey and her friend save the day?

Audrey the beaver loves building dams by the river. One morning, she discovers her dam has disappeared! Will Audrey be able to fix her dam with some help from her friend, the duck? Read to find out how they solve this big problem together!

Fixing the Dam

"Roonie the rooster had a big job on the farm. Each dawn, as the sun rose, he stood on top of the roof of the red barn and crowed."



"'Cock-a-doodle-doo!' his call woke up all on the farm. One cool mroning, as Roonie was about to crow, he saw the moon still high in the sky."



"It was a full moon, big and round. Close by, an owl let out a 'hoot!'. Roonie thought it was so cool to see the moon and the sun at the same time." 



"Today, Roonie had a plan. He wanted to find food not just for him but for all of his farm friends. He made a list: corn for the hen, oats for the horse, and a big, fat worm for himself, too." 



"Roonie swooped down from the barn and strut to the corn bin. He filled his beak with golden corn and laid it by the hen's pen. Then he scooted to the stable with a scoop of oats for the horse."



"Last was the hunt for a worm. Roonie dug and dug in the soft dirt. Soon, he found a big worm. 'Yum' Roonie thought, feeling proud."



"After his morning chores, Roonie flew back to his spot on the barn. He fluffed his feathers. He felt good." 



"Before he began to roost, he let out a single 'Cook-a-doodle doo!' for all to hear." 



"The hen and the horse awoke and thanked Roonie for the food and his wake up call. Roonie felt good to help his pals." 



"The sun was bright and the farm was calm. As the sun rose, Roonie shut his eyes and went to rest." 





Roonie the rooster has a big job on the farm. Each dawn, he wakes everyone with his loud crow. Today, Roonie wants to find food for all his pals, but can he get enough for his pals?

Roonie the rooster has a very important job on the farm. Every morning, he wakes up all his friends with a loud "Cock-a-doodle-doo!" But one day, Roonie decides to do something extra special for his pals. Will Roonie manage to find all the food on his list and make his friends happy? Read to find out how Roonie's day on the farm turns out!

Roonie the Rooster's Big Job

Knox lived in a small house by the woods. One Friday, he found a stray dog in the driveway. "Look, Mom! A dog!" Knox called out.



The dog had fluffy fur and seemed friendly. Knox's mom came out and smiled. "We should help him," she said. They gave the dog some beef and water.



Knox called the dog Max, the name of the dog's tag. Max looked happy and wagged his tail. "Can we keep him?" Knox asked, his eyes full of hope.



Mom thought for a moment. "We need to make sure he doesn't belong to anyone," she said. They made a plan to find Max's owner.



Knox and his mom made flyers and posted them around the neighborhood. They put a flyer on benches, trees, and even on the doors of houses. Days passed, but nobody called.



One day, Knox was playing in the sandlot with Max when he saw a boy looking sad. "Hi, I'm Knox. What's wrong?" he asked.



"My dog is missing," the boy replied. "His name is Max."



Knox's heart sank. "I think I found your dog," he said. 



"Max!" the boy shouted. Max woke up and ran to him, wagging his tail. Knox felt a mix of happiness and sadness. He was glad Max had found his owner but was sad to say goodbye.



The boy thanked Knox. "You are very kind," he said. "Would you like to play with Max and me?"



Knox smiled. "I would like that," he said.



From that day on, Knox and the boy became good friends. They played with Max in the sandlot and went on many adventures. Knox learned that helping others can bring new friends and unexpected joy.

Knox lives near the woods in a small house. One day, he finds a lost dog. Will Knox be able to find the dog's owner?

Knox finds a friendly, fluffy dog named Max in his driveway. He wonders if they can keep Max, but first, they must find out if Max already has a home. Will Knox be able to keep his new furry friend? Read to find out what happens next!

Good Times with Max

Rowan sat on his bed. He looked out the window. "What is that sound?" he asked.



A loud growl came from the barnyard. Rowan ran out of the house. He found a brown puppy.



It was stuck in a cobweb. "Ouch," Rowan said as he pulled the puppy free. The puppy wagged its tail and licked Rowan's face.



Rowan smiled. "Let's go to the farmhouse," he said. They walked past the silo and the old barn.



The puppy wagged its tail the whole way. At the farmhouse, Rowan's mom was baking. "Mom, look what I found!" Rowan shouted.



His mom turned around. "Oh, what a cute puppy!" she said.



Rowan's mom gave the puppy a bath. "You are now clean," she said. The puppy barked and shook its fur.



Water droplets flew everywhere. Rowan laughed. "I think we should keep him," Rowan said.



His mom nodded. "Yes, we can keep him," she said. Rowan hugged the puppy. "I will name you Scout," he said. 



Rowan and Scout ran outside. The sun was bright, and the air was warm. They played all day. Rowan was happy to have a new friend.

Rowan heard a loud growl from the barnyard. He found a brown puppy stuck in a cobweb. Can Rowan save the puppy and what will he do next?

Rowan hears a strange growl coming from the barnyard. When he investigates, he finds a puppy stuck in a cobweb. Will Rowan be able to free the puppy and what will happen next? Read to find out how Rowan's day turns into an unexpected adventure!

The Sound in the Barnyard

Emily the otter lived by the river. She loved to play and swim. One sunny day, Emily found a stick by the water. She picked it up with her paws. 



"Look at this stick!" Emily called to her friends. The other otters, Piper and Bobble, came over to see. They all played with the stick, passing it back and forth.



After a while, Emily felt hungry. "Let's find some apples," she said. They swam to the apple tree near the park. The apples were red and ripe.



Emily and her friends picked some apples. They ate the apples happily. While they ate, they heard a buzz. There were some bees flying by.



"Let's be careful," said Piper. "We don't want to get stung." They watched the bees fly away. Then, Emily saw some bushes.



"Look, there might be more apples in those bushes," she said. They walked to the bushes and found more apples. They put the apples in a big bin.



"These will be a great snack for later," said Bobble. They took the bin back to their spot by the river. Emily felt happy and relaxed.



The river sparkled in the sunlight. Emily looked around and saw benches and tables where people sat. She loved her home by the river.



"Let's play some more," said Piper. They started to play tag. Emily was quick and fast. She ran around, trying to catch her friends.



Suddenly, they heard a noise. It was a fox by the bushes. The fox looked curious but not mean. Emily and her friends watched the fox for a bit.



The fox watched the otters, too. Then, it slowly walked away. The girls were glad the fox left. Emily said, "That was fun!" They all laughed and kept playing. 



As the sun began to set, Emily felt tired. "Let's go home," she said. They walked back to their homes, feeling happy and good.



Emily's mom met her at the door. "Did you have a good day?" she asked. "Yes, Mom," Emily said. "It was a wonderful day by the river."



Emily's mom brushed Emily's fur and helped her get ready for bed. Emily put on her dress and glasses. She went to bed with a smile. She dreamed of more fun with her friends. 

Emily the otter lived by the river. She found a stick and played with her friends. What adventures await Emily and her pals next?

Emily the otter loves spending her days by the river. One sunny day, she and her friends find themselves near a curious fox. What will happen when the fox comes a bit too close? Read to find out how Emily and her friends handle their unexpected visitor!

Fun in the Woods

- 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") 

"Nora, the hedgehog, lived in a big, wild land."



"She loved to play with her buddy, the bird."



"One day, Nora saw a word written on the stone."



"The word was 'work' and it made her wonder."



"She asked her friend the bird, 'What does this word mean?'"



"The bird said, 'When we work hard, we can make things better.'"



"The word 'work' inspired Bridget to make her land better."



"She started by picking up the litter and planting shrubs."



"Her hard work made the land look ao much better."



"The bird chirped, 'Your work is worth a party, Nora!'"



"From then on, Nora worked hard every day."



"Her hard work made her land a better place to live."



"Nora learned that hard work is worth it."



"That's how Nora became a hardworking hedgehog."

Nora, the hedgehog, lived in a big, wild land. She saw a word on the stone that made her wonder. What does the word 'work' mean for Nora and her land?

Nora the hedgehog loves exploring the big, wild land she calls home. One day, she stumbles upon a mysterious word on a stone that makes her curious. What does the word "work" mean, and how will it change Nora's world? Read to find out how Nora's discovery transforms her and her land!

The Hard-Working Hedgehog 

Ricky the orca swam swiftly through the arctic waters. The cold waves brushed against his shiny black and white body. He loved to play with the bubbles that floated up from the deep sea.

One day, Ricky noticed something unusual. A thick, slimy sludge had begun to cover his favorite spot near the rocky cove. "What is this?" Ricky wondered aloud.

"Finn, have you seen the sludge in the cove?" Ricky asked. Finn nodded, "Yes, Ricky. It's been there for days. I think it may be coming from the old workshop by the shore."

Ricky decided to investigate. He swam swiftly to the shore and found the workshop. "This must be what Finn was talking about." Ricky sighed. 

Ricky swam closer to the workshop. It looked abandoned and covered in grime. "I need to get closer," Ricky thought.

He carefully swam up to the spot where the sludge was gushing out, careful not to get the sludge on him. As he got closer, he saw a busted pipe. "This must be it," Ricky said firmly.

He knew he had to act quickly to stop the sludge from spoiling the arctic waters. Ricky swam back to Finn as quickly as he could. "I found a busted pipe at the workshop, A lot of sludge is coming out fast." he told Finn.

"We need to fix it." Finn agreed and said, "Let's go get some help. We will need as much help as we can get." They called upon the other animals in the arctic, and soon, a team of fish, sharks, and even a whale joined them.

Together, they worked hard and quickly. The shark used its teeth to cut away the damaged parts of the pipe.

While the gulls helped fly new pipes over. Ricky and Finn guided them, showing where to place each new piece of pipe.

The animals worked swiftly and mostly silently, focusing on the task. Finally, after hours of hard work, the pipe was fixed. The sludge slowly stopped flowing, and the arctic waters began to clear.

Ricky and Finn watched as the bubbles started to rise again, and the water glowed under the sunlight. "Thank you, everyone," Ricky said loudly. "We did it!" The animals cheered and felt proud of their hard work.

The animals were glad and were able to swim freely in the arctic again. It felt lovely to have the water clear from any sludge. 

Ricky felt deeply happy knowing that his home was safe again. And so, Ricky and his friends made a promise to always watch over their arctic home, keeping it safe and clean for all who lived there.

Ricky the orca loves to play in the arctic waters. One day, he finds sludge covering his favorite spot. Can Ricky solve the mystery and save his home?

Ricky the orca loves playing in the arctic waters. One day, he finds a slimy sludge covering his favorite play spot. What will Ricky do to clean up the mess? Read to find out how Ricky and his friends tackle this big problem!

Ricky Finds a Busted Pipe

Once upon a time, Leroy, the mouse, lived on a farm. Leroy loved to play with his toy in the soil. One day, he found a coin in the soil.



He said, "What a joy! I want to keep this coin safe." But Leroy had a choice.



He could join the other mice in their game or keep the coin. He chose to keep the coin. "I will spoil myself with some cheese," he said.



He went to the barn, where the cheese was stored, and said, "I will pay the rat for the cheese." But then, the farmer heard a noise and came to see what was happening. 



Leroy was scared, but he stood his ground. "I found this coin fair and square. I will not let you take it," he said. The farmer smiled and said, "You are a brave mouse, Leroy."



"This is my cheese, so how about we trade?" asked the farmer. Leroy handed over the coin and paid for the cheese, fair and square. 



He went back to the barn and enjoyed his meal. And so, Leroy learned that sometimes, taking a risk can lead to a moment of joy.

Leroy lived on a farm. He found a coin while playing in the soil. What choice will Leroy make?

Leroy is a little mouse who lives on a busy farm. One day, while playing, he finds a shiny coin buried in the soil. Will Leroy join the other mice in their game or keep his new treasure safe for a special treat? Read to find out what Leroy decides to do with his shiny coin!

Leroy and the Lucky Coin

"Bree the bee's main aim was to make honey."



"Bree buzzed from flower to flower gathering nectar in the daytime."



"Then she worked late to store honey. It was hard work and not easy."



"One day, it started to rain. Bree had to stay in her hive."



"She felt a pain in her heart. She wanted to work, but she had to wait."



"The rain only lasted for a day but it felt like forever. She had faith that it would go away." 



"While the rain came down, she huddled with other bees to keep warm."



"Finally, after a day, the rain went away. Bree was able to go back to work."



"She was full of joy and began to buzz around the flowers."



"Days passed, and Bree worked hard to gather nectar and to store the honey."



"She did not fail, she made honey. Bree's honey was the best."



"Everyone loved it, it was a hit! Bree was proud, her aim was reached."



"Now she was able to play and work, it was a perfect day."



"Bree was proud to be a worker bee and was full of glee."

Bree the bee aims to make honey. She buzzes from flower to flower, gathering nectar in the daytime. When rain delays her work, can Bree maintain her faith and wait?

Bree the bee loves making honey. But one rainy day, she can't leave her hive to collect nectar. Will Bree find a way to keep busy and happy even when she can't do her favorite job? Read to find out what Bree does on the rainy day!

Daisy Works Hard

Brenda the lion moved through the junkyard. The wooden beams creaked under her but her paws moved silently. 

She was restless, her stomach was growling from the endless search for food. The hunger she felt was painful and made her feel hopeless. 

"This is pointless," she thought, nudging an old kettle with her nose. A sound echoed in the stillness of the jungle, but then a soft breeze blew carrying a smell that made her mouth water. 

Brenda's ears perked up and she followed the smell to a small creek where a boy in colorful colthing was fishing, singing a tune. 

Brenda got down low, her legs tense, ready to pounce. But something about the boy made her pause. 

His cheerful smile and the song he sang was peaceful and made her feel calm. She remembered the useless hunts from the past few days and sighed. 

"I don't want to scare him," she thought, feeling fearless. She approached him slowly. The boy turned around, his eyes wide, but not with fear. 

"Hello lion," he said calmly. "Are you hungry?" he hold out a handful of fish, the silver scales shone brightly in the sun. Brenda was speechless. No one had ever shown her such selfless kindness. 

She smelled the fish and then looked a the boy. He smiled warmly and patted her head, "You don't have to be helpless anymore. We can share," he said. 

Over the next few days, Brenda and the boy named Amari became friends. Amari was always cheerful and helpful. He showed her where to find food and water. 

Brenda felt grateful and hopeful for the first time in a long while. Her nights were no longer sleepless and she no longer had to worry about not finding food. She felt peaceful for the first time in a while.

Brenda was thankful to Amari for his friendship and for ending her painful hunger pains. She was no longer restless or hopeless. Over time, with Amari's help, Brenda became skillful at catching fish.

Brenda finally found her place, in the heart of a cheerful, selfless boy who saw her as a friend. 

Brenda the lion prowls through a junkyard, feeling restless and hungry. Her search for food is painful and seemingly hopeless. Will the encounter with a cheerful boy change her fate?

Brenda the lion roams a noisy junkyard, hungry and tired. One day, she hears a soft song and smells something delicious which leads her to a cheerful boy named Amari. What happens when Brenda decides to approach Amari instead of pouncing? Read to find out how this unusual friendship unfolds!

Amari's Selfless Act of Kindness

In the heart of a small, shady grove, there lived a rabbit named Remy. Remy had a knack for finding the best carrots, but he had a dislike for sharing. 

Remy was excellent at finding carrots and his stash was the biggest in the grove, hidden under a disguised pile of leaves.

One brisk morning, as frost still clung to the grass, Remy discovered his pile had been disturbed. The leaves were scattered, and many carrots were missing. 

Remy felt a sharp disappointment. "Who disturbed my perfect hiding spot?" he muttered, his nose twitching with distress.

With a disgruntled look, Remy hopped along the path, searching for clues. He noticed some fresh footprints that were not his. 

Following them, he felt his earlier anger dissipate as curiosity took over.

The tracks led to his neighbor, a gentle mole named Marvin. Marvin was sitting outside his tunnel, looking quite discontent. 

Remy, ready to dispute over the stolen carrots, stopped as he saw Marvin’s sad eyes. He hopped towards Marvin. 

"I’m sorry, Remy," Marvin started, his voice low. "I was so disheartened by the empty stores in my home. The winter was too harsh, and I was desperate."

Remy’s discomfort from earlier melted away. He realized that his disdain for sharing had blinded him to his friends' needs. 

With a small smile, he nudged a carrot toward Marvin. "Let’s distribute these evenly. No one should feel dismissed or disconnected from help," Remy said.

Marvin’s face lit up with gratitude. "Thank you, Remy. I was wrong to take without asking, but your generosity now is a big discovery for me about friendship."

From that day on, Remy decided to disengage from his selfish ways. He made a new discovery—sharing not only helped his friends but also made him feel happier and more connected to his little community.

Remy is a rabbit who loves carrots. He dislikes sharing his stash. Will Remy learn the joy of sharing?

Remy the rabbit loves finding carrots in the shady grove where he lives. One morning, he finds out that someone has taken some of his carrots! Who could have disturbed Remy's perfect hiding spot? Read to find out how Remy solves this mystery!

The Stash of Carrots

- Use 3-15 words per sentence.
- Generate 20-40 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.

Affixes Review 2

Sarah loved to sit under the big tree in her backyard. One sunny morning, she saw a hawk perched on a branch. The hawk had sharp eyes and a powerful beak. 

"Hello, hawk," Sarah said softly.

The hawk looked down at her, tilting its head.

Sarah's sister, Lily, came running over. "Look at that hawk!" she exclaimed.

"I think it's observing us," Sarah replied.

The hawk spread its wings and took off, flying in a graceful motion. It soared high above the grassland, its sharp vision capturing every detail below. Sarah and Lily watched in amazement.

"Do you think it has a nest nearby?" Lily asked.

"Maybe," Sarah said, "Let's try to find it."

They ventured towards the tree, trying to follow the hawk's flight. They found a cozy nest hidden among the branches. There were two fluffy baby hawks inside.

"They are so cute!" Lily whispered.

Sarah nodded. "We should leave them alone. The mommy hawk will be back soon."

As they walked back, they saw a television crew setting up nearby.

"What's happening?" Sarah asked one of the crew members.

"We're filming a nature documentary," the crew member explained. "It's about the wildlife in this area."

Sarah and Lily were excited. They loved learning about animals. They watched as the crew captured footage of the hawk and its nest.

"Can we help?" Sarah asked.

"Sure," the director said. "You can help us observe and take notes."

Sarah and Lily spent the day with the crew, learning about the hawk's habits and behaviors. They felt like real investigators on a mission.

At the end of the day, the director thanked them. "You two were great helpers."

Sarah smiled. "We had so much fun!"

As they walked home, Sarah felt proud. She had learned so much about the hawk and its family. She knew she would always remember this special day under the tree.

Javier loves to watch birds. One day, he spots an eagle in his backyard. What will Javier learn about the eagle?

Javier finds an eagle in his backyard one sunny morning. He and his sister Anna decide to follow it, wondering where it might lead them. What will they discover on their adventure in the forest? Read to find out what happens next!

Javier and the Eagle

Erin the bear lived in a large forest filled with tall trees, green ferns, and clear streams. 

One sunny morning, Erin woke up with a plan to revisit her favorite spots in the forest and prepare a special picnic. 

First, Erin decided to preheat her oven made of stones to bake some delicious honey cakes. She mixed the dough and placed the cakes inside. 

While waiting for the honey cakes to bake, she packed a basket full with fresh berries and nuts.

After the honey cakes were ready, Erin set off to explore the forest. She wanted to rediscover all the beautiful places she loved. 

As she walked, she heard birds chirp, saw rabbits hopping, and a family of deer drinking from the stream. 

Erin returned to her favorite meadow, a place full of colorful flowers and buzzing bees. 

She spread out a blanket and repacked her basket, making sure everything was perfect for the picnic.

She could not wait to rejoin her friends and enjoy the day together. Soon, Preeti the moose, Lucy the rabbit, and Sharon the fox arrived. 

Everyone was excited to see the delicious snacks Erin had prepared. They all sat down and began to eat, laughing and sharing stories.

Lucy told a funny tale about how she once got stuck in a tree and had to rethink her climbing strategy. Sharon shared a story about finding a prehistoric fossil near the river.

After the picnic, Erin suggested they replay their favorite games. They ran around, played tag, and even had a jumping contest. Sharon the fox won, but everyone had fun. 

When they were tired, they laid on the grass, looking at the clouds and imagining shapes.

As the sun began to set, it was time for everyone to return home. Erin felt happy and content. 

She knew that she could always recreate such wonderful days with her friends. She packed up the picnic items, said goodbye to her friends, and headed back to her cozy den.

Before going to bed, Erin reflected on the day. She felt grateful for her friends and the beautiful forest she called home. Revisitng these places always brought her joy.

Erin drifted off to sleep, dreaming of new adventures and more fun days to come. 

Erin and her friends continued to enjoy their time in the forest, always ready to rediscover, revisit, and recreate happy moments together.

Erin the bear lives in a forest. She plans to revisit her favorite spots and have a picnic. What adventures will Erin enjoy today?

Erin the bear woke up excited to have a picnic in her favorite forest. She baked honey cakes and packed berries and nuts, but wondered if her friends would join her for fun and games. What adventures will Erin and her friends have at the picnic? Read to find out how their day unfolds!

A Picnic in the Forest

In the vast grasslands lived a cheetah named Jamal. Even though Jamal was smaller than other cheetahs, he was known to be the fastest in the region with the brightest golden fur and the sharpest eyes. 

His home was the quietest den near the clearest watering hole. 

One hot day, Jamal woke up and stretched. He decided to run across the grasslands to feel the cool wind on his face. "Today I will find the highest hill and look for the clearest view of the valley," he said. 

As he dashed through the grass, the sun felt warm on his back and he felt heard the rustle of the grass beneath his paws. He ran faster, feeling the coolest breeze as he picked up speed. 

The grasslands were alive with sounds - the chiping of the birds, the buzzing of insects, and the roar of other animals. The faster Jamal ran, the more these sounds blurred together.

The climb was steep but he did not give up. He climbed higher and higher. Finally Jamal reached the highest hill. The view from the top was worth it. The view was the widest and nicest view he had ever seen. 

As Jamal was about to leave, he spotted a younger looking zebra who looked sadder than ever. "Are you okay?" Jamal asked.

"No, I'm lost. I can't find my family," said the zebra with a sad look. Jamal knew he had to help. Don't worry, I can help you find them," Jamal said. 

Using his sharp eyes, he scanned the grasslands and soon saw a group of zebras. He pointed them out to the young zebra. 

"I think I found your pack," Jamal said, full of hope. "Follow me," Jamal kept his pace slower so the zebra could keep up. After a while, they found the group of zebras grazing in the grass. 

The zebra's older mother came to greet them. "Thank you! You are the bravest and kindest cheetah," said the mother zebra. 

Jamal felt proud and happy. "It's always good to help," giving the softest purr. As the sun began to set, Jamal started the trek back home.

He ran faster than ever, feeling the coolest breeze on his back. He felt wiser and sharper than ever. He had done a kind deed and felt proud. 

Jamal, a cheetah, lives in the grasslands. He spots a lost, sad zebra. Can Jamal help find the zebra's family?

Jamal is a speedy cheetah living in the vast grasslands. One day, while seeking the highest hill for the best view, he meets a young zebra who is lost and can't find his family. Will Jamal be able to use his sharp eyes to help the zebra reunite with his family? Read to find out how Jamal's adventure unfolds!

The Fastest Cheetah

Sarah the hawk sat in her tree. She loved her sunny tree. One day, Sarah saw a shiny object. It was a toy from the playground.

"I must get that toy," Sarah said. She flew down to the ground. She picked up the toy with her beak. It was a small, yellow ball.

"This ball is fun!" Sarah thought. She flew back to her tree. She tossed the ball in the air and caught it. Sarah was happy with her new toy.

But soon, Sarah heard a noise. It was a loud crash. She looked down and saw a boy. The boy was crying.

"My ball! My ball is gone!" the boy wailed. Sarah felt sad for the boy.

"I will give him his ball back," Sarah decided. She flew down to the boy and dropped the ball at his feet. The boy looked up and smiled.

"Thank you, hawk," he said. Sarah felt glad. She flew back to her tree.

Later, Sarah's friend, the monkey, came by. "What did you do today?" the monkey asked.

"I helped a boy find his ball," Sarah replied.

"You are very kind, Sarah," the monkey said. They both smiled.

As the sun set, Sarah felt warm and content. She knew she had done a good thing.

The end.

Sarah the hawk sits in her sunny tree. One day, she sees a shiny, yellowish toy. Will Sarah keep the toy or return it to its rightful owner?

Sarah the hawk loves sitting in her sunny tree. One day, she spots a shiny, yellow ball and decides to take it back to her tree. But what happens when Sarah discovers the ball belongs to a sad little boy? Read to find out what Sarah decides to do!

Sarah and the Yellowish Ball

Knox the lamb lived in a castle. He had a knack for climbing up the castle walls. 

One day, Knox was climbing the castle wall when he got stuck in a rope. 

He was in quite the bind. Knox tried to wriggle himself free from the rope but it was no use, he was stuck. 

The more that Knox wriggled, the more twisted the rope became. The rope slowly formed a knot around Knox.

Knox knew he needed help. "Help!" he shouted. 

The castle knight came by and saw Knox stuck in the knotted rope. 

The knight was strong and used his hands and wrist to break the knot free. 

"Thank you so much for helping me" said Knox. He was so glad that he decided to knit a scarf for the knight. 

He worked day after day and night after night to knit the scarf. 

Finally, the scarf was finished, he gave the knight his scarf and said, "I could not be free without your help. Thank you again, knight." 

The knight was glad to help. Knox continued to climb the castle walls, and knew he could always count on the knight for help. 

Knox learned that it is never wrong to ask for help. 

Wriggly the lamb lived in a castle. He got stuck while climbing the walls. Will Wriggly be freed from the tangled rope?

Wriggly the lamb loves to climb the walls of his castle home. One day, he gets tangled in a rope and can't get free. Will the castle knight be able to save Wriggly? Read to find out what happens next!

Wriggly, Stuck in a Knot

Holly the narwhal lived in the icy waters of the arctic sea. She had a long, twisted tusk that shown brightly under the sun. 

Holly loved to swim with her friends and play in the waves. Everyday, she lept high above the water, splash down, and create bubbles. 

One day, after a storm, Holly noticed something strange. The sea was not as clear as it used to be and there was a thick layer of ice that blocked her path. 

She tried to swim around it but the ice was everywhere. Holly felt afraid. "What if I cannot find food?" she thought. 

Holly swam quickly to find her friend, Sunil the seal. "Sunil, the ice is too thick! I can't find my way around it," Holly said. 

Sunil nodded, "Let's go talk to the wise old walrus, Wally. He might know what to do." 

Together they swam to Wally who was resting on a large chunk of ice. Holly called, "Wally! The ice is too thick, we can't find our way. What should we do?"

Wally opened his eyes slowly and looked at Holly and Sunil. "You must be brave and think clearly," he said kindly. "Sometimes the ice can be a tricky problem but with teamwork, you can solve any problem."

Holly felt a bit better after hearing Wally's words. She and Sunil quickly gathered their friends, Drew the puffin, Gail the turtle, and Leroy the seal, and came up with a plan. 

"We need to push the chunks of ice away," Sunil suggested. "If we work together, we can clear a path."

Everyone agreed. They swam to the edge of the thick ice and began to push. Holly used her strong tusk to crack the ice while Sunil and Gail pushed the broken bits aside. 

Drew flew back and forth to guide them. It was hard work but they did not give up. The sun began to set and the sky turned orange and pink. Finally, with a loud crack, the ice broke apart and floated away.

"We did it!" Holly cheered. She felt a wave of relief wash over her. "You were all so brave. Thank you so much for your help! I could not have done it without you," she smiled brightly. 

Holly was able to swim happily iwth her friends knowing that no problem was too big when they worked together. They played in the waves, leaped high into the air, and enjoyed their arctic home, feeling proud.

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The Ice Block

Irene lived in a cozy home in the forest. One sunny morning, she decided to preheat the oven. Today was special - it was her friend, Randy's birthday. 

Irene was going to bake a cake for her friends. She had to prepare for the big day and she could hardly wait. 

First, Irene remembered to replace her broken bowl. She found a shiny new one and began to sift the flour for the cake. 

As she mixed the ingredients, she realized that she had forgotten the sugar. "Oh no!" she said. "I need to redo the recipe." 

Irene rewrote the steps on her recipe card and made sure to include sugar this time. She then reviewed the recipe one more time and decided to remove the sprinkles from the list. 

She used this time to redesign the cake. "Maybe I'll replace the sprinkles with some fresh fruit instead," she though, imagining the juicy berries she could use. 

Finally, Irene placed the cake in the preheated oven. While the cake baked, she rejoined her friends outside. They were playing near the pool. 

"The cake is in the oven!" Irene said excitedly. "We can't wait to try it!" Irene's friend Leo said. 

As the sun started to set, Irene returned to the kitchen. The smell of cake filled the air and she carefully removed it from the oven. It smelled wonderful. 

She let the cake cool down before deciding to slice it. Her friends gathered around, their eyes wide.

Irene handed out slices to everyone. The first bite was met with delighted "Mmmms" and "Yums". 

This is amazing, Irene!" cheered Randy, his mouth full of cake. 

"This is the best cake ever," added Tesh, giving Irene a thumbs up. 

Irene beamed with pride. "I'm so glad you all like it," she said. "It was worth all of the effort." 

As they enjoyed cake, the friends laughed and shared stories. Irene knew that this day would always be one to remember.  

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Irene wakes up excited in her cozy forest home. Today, she faces a big challenge: baking a birthday cake for her friend Randy, but she forgets a key ingredient! Will Irene be able to fix her cake in time for the party? Read to find out how Irene's baking adventure turns out!

The Birthday Cake

Sally the racoon lived in a cozy home by the river. Today she woke up feeling uneasy. Her den was untidy and she was unhappy.

"I need to fix and tidy up this mess," Sally said to herself. She picked up the broom and began to sweep. Dust flew into the air, making Sally sneeze. 

As Sally cleaned she found some old boxes. "All of this dust and these boxes are making my den unclean," she thought. 

She unstacked the boxes. "I wonder what's in these old boxes," she thought. She carefully unwrapped the tape around the box. She found a hammer, nails, and an item wrapped in cloth.

"These might come in handy," she said with a smile. She unfolded the cloth and uncovered an old picture of her and her family. "I know just where to put this," she said.

Sally worked hard all morning. She swept, unpacked more boxes, and organized her things. 

She used the hammer and nails to hang the picture up on the wall. By noon, her den looked much better. Feeling proud, Sally took a break. 

She walked to the river to rest by the water. The sun was shining and the river looked inviting. Sally dipped her paws in and felt the cool water. 

Suddenly, she heard her friend, a fox named Kelly. "Hey Sally! What are you up to?" Kelly called out. 

"I've been cleaning my unclean den all morning. It was such an untidy mess. Now I'm taking a break to unwind." Sally replied. 

"That sounds like hard work. Do you need any help? It sounds unfair that you have to do that by yourself," said Kelly.

"Thanks Kelly, but I think I have it under control now. But I do need to unwind a bit," said Sally.

Kelly nodded. "Let's sit by the river and enjoy the day." So they sat with their paws in the river, listening to the birds and the flowing water. 

After a while, Sally felt much better and rested. "I have to get back to my den," she said. "I still have some things to unpack."

Kelly smiled, "Alright Sally. See you later!" Sally waved and went back to her den. 

Back in her den she continued to work. She found an old pair of shoes with laces that were in knots. She untied them and put them on her shoe rack. 

Sally continued to unpack the boxes and found an old teddy bear and placed it on her bed. She also found some old books and put them on her shelf. 

By evening, Sally's den was clean and cozy. She felt happy and proud of her work. "Today was a good day," Sally said smiling to herself. 

She went to bed feeling accomplished, ready for another day by the river. 

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Sally the raccoon woke up in her home by the river feeling uneasy. Her den was a big mess, and she knew she had to clean it up. What will Sally find as she tidies up her space? Read to find out what surprises await her during her cleaning adventure!

The Untidy Den

"During the day, Rowan the brown owl loved to explore new trails in the mountains."



"At night, he would fly over the trees and gaze at the stars, feeling the cool mountain breeze."



"One day, Rowan found a strange object on the ground. It was round, shiny, and a golden color."



"It was a coin! He had never seen something like this in the mountains."



"He picked it up with his beak and decided to keep it."



"Every day, he would take the coin out and admire it under the sunlight. It was his lucky coin."



"But one day, the coin was missing! Rowan searched everywhere but couldn't find it."



"He felt a deep sense of loss and sat down, feeling very sad."



"Just as he was about to give up, he heard a soft 'clink' sound from a nearby stream."



"He rushed there and found his coin, washed up on the shore."



"From that day on, Rowan kept her coin safe on a chain around his neck and never lost it again."



"Each day, he would take it out, gaze at it under the sunlight, and carefully put it back around his neck."



"Rowan's coin became his treasure, bringing his joy on her mountain adventures."



"So, he continued to roam through the mountains with his lucky coin."

Roy the brown owl loves to roam the mountains. One day, he discovers a shiny, golden coin. Can Roy keep his new treasure safe?

Roy the brown owl loves exploring the mountain trails. One day, he finds something shiny and golden on the ground—a coin! Will Roy be able to keep his new treasure safe? Read to find out what happens on his mountain adventures!

The Lucky Coin

"Saul the dinosaur woke up at dawn."



"He yawned and started to crawl."



"He saw a paw print in the mud and followed it."



"Saul thought, 'I hope I can find who caused this!'"



"He walked to the edge of the swamp and saw a prawn."



"Saul said, 'Hi! Did you see who left this paw print?'"



"The prawn replied, 'I saw a big creature hauling something away.'"



"Saul thanked the prawn and continued on his way."



"Saul followed the paw prints until he saw a hawk."



"He asked the hawk, 'Did you see who made these prints?'"



"The hawk replied, 'I saw a creature with a big claw. It went that way.'"



"Saul thanked the hawk and kept following the paw prints."



"After a long day, Saul paused. Just then, he saw a huge creature behind the bushes."



"It was a grizzly bear! Saul was about to run away, but then he heard a big moan."



"The grizzly bear had a thorn in its paw."



"Saul helped remove the thorn, and the bear gave a sigh of relief."



"The bear thanked Saul, and they watched the sunset together."

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Saul the dinosaur woke up early and found a mysterious paw print. As he followed the trail, he wondered who could have made such a mark. Will Saul discover a friend or face a fearsome beast? Read to find out what happens on his journey!

The Paw Prints

In the quiet valley of the tallest mountains, there lived a panther named Christie. She was the sweetest panther with the sleekest and smoothest black fur. 

Her home was in a cozy cave near a clear, blue river. Christie loved to roam around the woods and hills and enjoyed the fresh air and songs of birds. 

One sunny day, Christie woke up and stretched her long legs. "Today I will climb the highest peak and look at the view," she said with a grin. 

Christie packed her smallest bag with some food and a bottle of water. She started her hike and hiked over a small stream. 

As the day grew longer, the hiking path became smaller and harder to cross. The path was rocky and steep but Christie was strong. 

She leapt over logs and climbed big boulders with ease. The air smelled like pine and the sun felt warm on her fur. 

Halfway up the mountain, she heard a loud "Ouch!" She followed the sound and found a small bird trapped in a bush. 

"Oh no, are you okay?" Christie asked. The bird with a hurt wing looked up with teary eyes. "I am hurt and cannot fly," said the bird, starting to cry. 

Christie knew she had to help. "Don't worry, little bird, I will take you to Dr. Owl. He is the best at fixing wings." 

Christie gently picked up the bird and finished her climb. The trail was even steeper but she was set on helping this bird. She kept her pace slow and steady, careful not to hurt the bird.

As they hiked higher up the mountain, the trees got taller and they passed colorful flowers that got brighter and brighter. Finally, they reached Dr. Owl's home, a cozy treehouse. 

"Dr. Owl, I need your help!" Christie called out. Dr. Owl flew down and saw the hurt bird. "Oh dea, let me take a look," he said. He checked the bird's wing carefully. 

"It's a bad sprain but with some rest and care it will heal." Dr. Owl gave the bird a small splint to help relieve the pain. "Thank you, Dr. Owl. You are the smartest doctor." 

Dr. Owl smiled and said, "You are the bravest panther for bringing the bird here. Now, let's get the bird some food and a cozy nest to rest." 

They made the softest bed for the bird out of moss and leaves and gave the biird some seeds and water. 

Christie stayed with the bird for a while and then decided to finish her mountain climb before heading home. 

As she climbed higher and higher up the mountain, the air became clearer and clearer. Finally, she reached the highest peak. Christie felt like she was on top of the world. 

The view was the clearest and widest she had ever seen. She saw a river winding through the valley and the trees swaying in the breeze. It was the nicest view she had ever seen. 

Christie felt a great sense of peace. She stayed up there for a while until the sun set, and then found a safer path back down to her cozy cave. 

She felt content and braver than ever knowing that she had helped a bird in need. She closed her eyes with a smile, ready for the next day. 

Christie is a panther. She finds a bird in need. Can Christie save the day?

Christie the panther loves exploring the tall mountains near her home. One day, while climbing the highest peak, she hears a small bird crying for help. Will Christie manage to rescue the bird and still reach the top of the mountain? Read to find out what happens on Christie's adventure!

The Climb to the Highest Peak

"May, the cheetah, loves to play in the grasslands."

"She loves to run and jump, and feels the bright sun on her coat."

"Her speed was a sight to behold, like a beam of light."

"One day, May met a small snail on the trail."

"May, with her keen sight, could see the snail was in pain."

"She decided to help and said, ''I will not rest until you are well.''"

"May found a leaf and made a bed for the snail."

"She stayed by its side, even when the sky turned gray."

"Days turned into weeks, and the snail began to regain its strength."

"May's care and love had helped it heal, like a ray of hope."

"May knew then that helping others was her true aim."

"From that day, May spent her days helping those in need."

May loves to play in the grasslands. She meets a snail in pain on the trail. How will May help the snail heal?

May, the cheetah, is the fastest animal in the grasslands. One day, she meets a snail who is hurt and needs help. Will May be able to care for the snail and make a new friend? Read to find out how May's kindness changes her life!