Ian e o Calango
Ian, a curious young boy, goes on an adventure in the Amazon rainforest with his friend José, a tapir. They encounter a mysterious calango and must learn the importance of tolerance to solve the challenges they face.
Ian loved exploring the Amazon rainforest with his friend José. One sunny day, Ian spotted a colorful calango. But the calango was very shy and hid away. Ian really wanted to see the calango up close. - Why won't it come out? Ian asked José. The calango was scared of strangers.
Ian tried to get closer to the calango, but a big puddle blocked his way. Ian didn't want to get his shoes wet. - How do we get past this? Ian asked José. José suggested jumping over the puddle. But Ian was scared he might fall in.
Ian and José found another path, but it was covered with thorny bushes. The thorns were sharp and scary. - Maybe we should turn back, Ian said. José thought they could crawl under the bushes. Ian felt brave and wanted to try.
Ian tried to crawl under the bushes, but he got stuck. He felt like giving up. - I can't do this, Ian sighed. José encouraged him to try again. Ian was tired and wanted to go home.
Suddenly, a wise parrot flew down from the trees. The parrot told Ian to be patient and gentle. - You must gain the calango's trust, the parrot said. Ian realized he needed to be more understanding. With José's help, Ian decided to try again.
Ian approached the calango slowly and quietly. The calango peeked out and saw Ian's friendly smile. - Look, it's coming out! José said excitedly. Ian felt happy and learned that being kind helps. The calango finally came out, and they all became friends.
Ian loved exploring the Amazon rainforest with his friend José. One sunny day, Ian spotted a colorful calango. But the calango was very shy and hid away. Ian really wanted to see the calango up close. - Why won't it come out? Ian asked José. The calango was scared of strangers.
Ian tried to get closer to the calango, but a big puddle blocked his way. Ian didn't want to get his shoes wet. - How do we get past this? Ian asked José. José suggested jumping over the puddle. But Ian was scared he might fall in.
Ian and José found another path, but it was covered with thorny bushes. The thorns were sharp and scary. - Maybe we should turn back, Ian said. José thought they could crawl under the bushes. Ian felt brave and wanted to try.
Ian tried to crawl under the bushes, but he got stuck. He felt like giving up. - I can't do this, Ian sighed. José encouraged him to try again. Ian was tired and wanted to go home.
Suddenly, a wise parrot flew down from the trees. The parrot told Ian to be patient and gentle. - You must gain the calango's trust, the parrot said. Ian realized he needed to be more understanding. With José's help, Ian decided to try again.
Ian approached the calango slowly and quietly. The calango peeked out and saw Ian's friendly smile. - Look, it's coming out! José said excitedly. Ian felt happy and learned that being kind helps. The calango finally came out, and they all became friends.
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