Reese's First Trip to the Zoo
Join Reese, a spirited 2-year-old, on his first trip to the zoo in Houston. Filled with excitement, Reese faces a problem when he accidentally loses his favorite aviator sunglasses. Through a series of challenges and honest conversations, Reese learns the importance of honesty and discovers that being truthful can solve even the trickiest problems.
Reese was so excited for his first trip to the zoo! He wore his special aviator sunglasses because it was sunny. But oh no! Reese lost his sunglasses. He felt sad and didn't know what to do. Reese wanted to find them before looking at the animals.
Reese looked everywhere for his sunglasses. He asked a tall giraffe statue, " - Have you seen my sunglasses?" But the giraffe didn't answer. Reese saw other kids pointing at animals. He wanted to join them, but he couldn't stop thinking about his sunglasses.
Reese tried to find his sunglasses by the zebra pen. " - Maybe the zebras know where they are," he thought. He asked a zookeeper, " - Have you seen my sunglasses?" The zookeeper shook her head. Reese felt sadder and more worried.
Reese felt like giving up. He sat on a bench and sighed. " - I'll never find them," he said. He thought about going home without seeing all the animals. But he really wanted to see the monkeys!
Suddenly, the elephant came to Reese. " - I found your Sunglasses,"said the elephant, holding out his sunglasses! Reese smiled big. " - You found them! Thank you!" he said. He learned it was good to ask for help and be honest about losing things.
Reese happily put on his sunglasses. He saw the monkeys swinging on branches and laughed. " - This zoo is amazing!" he exclaimed. Reese felt proud for being honest and asking for help. It was the best birthday ever!
Reese was so excited for his first trip to the zoo! He wore his special aviator sunglasses because it was sunny. But oh no! Reese lost his sunglasses. He felt sad and didn't know what to do. Reese wanted to find them before looking at the animals.
Reese looked everywhere for his sunglasses. He asked a tall giraffe statue, " - Have you seen my sunglasses?" But the giraffe didn't answer. Reese saw other kids pointing at animals. He wanted to join them, but he couldn't stop thinking about his sunglasses.
Reese tried to find his sunglasses by the zebra pen. " - Maybe the zebras know where they are," he thought. He asked a zookeeper, " - Have you seen my sunglasses?" The zookeeper shook her head. Reese felt sadder and more worried.
Reese felt like giving up. He sat on a bench and sighed. " - I'll never find them," he said. He thought about going home without seeing all the animals. But he really wanted to see the monkeys!
Suddenly, the elephant came to Reese. " - I found your Sunglasses,"said the elephant, holding out his sunglasses! Reese smiled big. " - You found them! Thank you!" he said. He learned it was good to ask for help and be honest about losing things.
Reese happily put on his sunglasses. He saw the monkeys swinging on branches and laughed. " - This zoo is amazing!" he exclaimed. Reese felt proud for being honest and asking for help. It was the best birthday ever!
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