Do The Right Thing
Ruth, a truth-loving five-year-old, faces a big problem at school when her friend Ben loses his favorite toy. Can Ruth find the courage to be honest and solve the mystery, even when it means facing her fears?
Ruth loved her school, with its bright classrooms and friendly teachers. But one morning, as she walked to class, she found her friend Ben looking sad. His favorite toy car was missing! Ruth promised to help find it, but she worried. What if she couldn't?
Ruth began her search during recess, but the playground was full of children playing. It seemed impossible to find a tiny toy car. She felt a little overwhelmed. How could she find the car in such a busy place?
During lunch, Ruth overheard some kids talking about a toy car they found. She rushed over to them, but they said it wasn't Ben's. Ruth felt a bit defeated. Would she ever find the right car?
By the end of the school day, Ruth still hadn't found the toy. She felt like giving up. Maybe she just wasn't good at solving mysteries. - I can't find it anywhere, she sighed to herself.
As Ruth was about to leave, her teacher, Miss Green, noticed her sadness. - What's wrong, Ruth? she asked gently. Ruth explained everything. Miss Green smiled, - Being honest and asking for help is always a good idea. Let's check the lost and found together.
To Ruth's surprise, Ben's car was in the lost and found box! Ruth was thrilled and ran to give it back to Ben. - Thank you, Ruth! Ben said with a big smile. Ruth felt happy that she could help by being honest and asking for help.
Ruth loved her school, with its bright classrooms and friendly teachers. But one morning, as she walked to class, she found her friend Ben looking sad. His favorite toy car was missing! Ruth promised to help find it, but she worried. What if she couldn't?
Ruth began her search during recess, but the playground was full of children playing. It seemed impossible to find a tiny toy car. She felt a little overwhelmed. How could she find the car in such a busy place?
During lunch, Ruth overheard some kids talking about a toy car they found. She rushed over to them, but they said it wasn't Ben's. Ruth felt a bit defeated. Would she ever find the right car?
By the end of the school day, Ruth still hadn't found the toy. She felt like giving up. Maybe she just wasn't good at solving mysteries. - I can't find it anywhere, she sighed to herself.
As Ruth was about to leave, her teacher, Miss Green, noticed her sadness. - What's wrong, Ruth? she asked gently. Ruth explained everything. Miss Green smiled, - Being honest and asking for help is always a good idea. Let's check the lost and found together.
To Ruth's surprise, Ben's car was in the lost and found box! Ruth was thrilled and ran to give it back to Ben. - Thank you, Ruth! Ben said with a big smile. Ruth felt happy that she could help by being honest and asking for help.
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