Eli, Daisy, & the Big Storm
Eli and his little sister Daisy face a big storm in Hartsel. They must find courage to solve the problems it brings.
As the first raise of sunlight crept into his room, Eli’s eyes fluttered open, rimming with excitement for the new day
Eli stretched out in his cozy blue and white pajamas, adorn with clouds all over. Smile spreading across his face as he soaked in the warmth of the sun
Eli and Daisy rushed inside. Suddenly, the power went out. 'It's so dark!' Daisy said, holding Eli's hand tightly.
The rain poured down hard. 'What if the storm never stops?' Daisy asked, her voice shaking.
Eli hugged Daisy. 'We have to be brave. Let's find some candles,' he said. They started to search the house.
Eli found a candle, but the matches were missing. 'Oh no! How will we light it?' he wondered.
They heard a loud crash outside. 'What was that?' Daisy asked, scared. 'Let's check,' Eli said, holding her hand.
A tree had fallen in their yard. 'The tree fell!' Eli exclaimed. 'We need to tell Mama.'
Mama was busy calming the baby. 'We need to handle this ourselves,' Eli said bravely.
Eli and Daisy grabbed their raincoats. 'We can do this,' Eli told Daisy. She nodded, feeling a little braver.
The storm was too strong. 'I don't think we can do it,' Daisy said, starting to cry. Eli felt like giving up.
Eli sat down, feeling hopeless. 'Maybe we should just wait for the storm to stop,' he said, sighing.
Suddenly, their Grandpa's voice came from the radio. 'Stay strong, my little helpers. You can do it!'
Eli stood up. 'We can do this, Daisy!' he said. 'Let's move the branches together!'
Eli and Daisy worked together, moving the branches. It was hard, but they didn't give up.
Finally, the sky cleared. 'We did it!' Daisy cheered. They felt proud and happy.
As the first raise of sunlight crept into his room, Eli’s eyes fluttered open, rimming with excitement for the new day
Eli stretched out in his cozy blue and white pajamas, adorn with clouds all over. Smile spreading across his face as he soaked in the warmth of the sun
Eli and Daisy rushed inside. Suddenly, the power went out. 'It's so dark!' Daisy said, holding Eli's hand tightly.
The rain poured down hard. 'What if the storm never stops?' Daisy asked, her voice shaking.
Eli hugged Daisy. 'We have to be brave. Let's find some candles,' he said. They started to search the house.
Eli found a candle, but the matches were missing. 'Oh no! How will we light it?' he wondered.
They heard a loud crash outside. 'What was that?' Daisy asked, scared. 'Let's check,' Eli said, holding her hand.
A tree had fallen in their yard. 'The tree fell!' Eli exclaimed. 'We need to tell Mama.'
Mama was busy calming the baby. 'We need to handle this ourselves,' Eli said bravely.
Eli and Daisy grabbed their raincoats. 'We can do this,' Eli told Daisy. She nodded, feeling a little braver.
The storm was too strong. 'I don't think we can do it,' Daisy said, starting to cry. Eli felt like giving up.
Eli sat down, feeling hopeless. 'Maybe we should just wait for the storm to stop,' he said, sighing.
Suddenly, their Grandpa's voice came from the radio. 'Stay strong, my little helpers. You can do it!'
Eli stood up. 'We can do this, Daisy!' he said. 'Let's move the branches together!'
Eli and Daisy worked together, moving the branches. It was hard, but they didn't give up.
Finally, the sky cleared. 'We did it!' Daisy cheered. They felt proud and happy.
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