Ismail Goes to the Zoo
Join Ismail, a cheerful three-year-old, as he embarks on his first trip to the zoo with his friends. Excited to see and feed all the animals, Ismail is faced with a big problem: the animals are hungry, and there's not enough food to feed them all! Follow Ismail as he overcomes obstacles, learns the value of sharing, and finds a creative solution to make sure every animal is happy.
Ismail was very excited. Today, he was going to the zoo with his friends. But when they got there, they saw a sign. The sign said the animals were hungry. There was not enough food for everyone. Ismail felt a big problem in his heart.
- How will we feed all the animals? Ismail asked. His friend, Sara, shrugged her shoulders. - Maybe we can share our snacks? she suggested. But Ismail knew their snacks were not enough. They needed a bigger plan.
- Let's ask the zookeeper! Ismail said. They ran to find the zookeeper. The zookeeper was busy feeding the lions. - Sorry, kids, he said, we are running low on food today. Ismail felt a little worried.
Ismail and his friends tried to think of a plan. - What if we ask other visitors for help? said Sara. But many visitors were busy taking pictures. Ismail's tummy started to rumble. He felt a bit sad.
They walked to see the monkeys next. The monkeys looked at them with big, curious eyes. - They look hungry too, Ismail said. But the food in their bag was still not enough. They needed to think harder.
Ismail tried to think of another way. - Maybe we can find some food around the zoo, he said. His friends nodded. They started looking around. But all they found were leaves and twigs. That wasn't food for animals!
After a long search, Ismail felt tired. - I don't know what to do, he sighed. His friends sat down next to him. They were tired too. Ismail thought about giving up.
Just then, a kind lady came by. - Why do you all look so sad? she asked. Ismail told her about the hungry animals. - I have an idea, she smiled. - Let's ask everyone to share a little bit of their food.
The lady spoke to the visitors. Everyone agreed to share some food. Ismail felt happy and hopeful. - Thank you! Ismail said with a big smile. They all worked together to feed the animals.
Finally, all the animals were full and happy. Ismail and his friends cheered. - We did it! Ismail said. The zookeeper thanked everyone. Ismail learned that sharing made everyone feel good.
Ismail was very excited. Today, he was going to the zoo with his friends. But when they got there, they saw a sign. The sign said the animals were hungry. There was not enough food for everyone. Ismail felt a big problem in his heart.
- How will we feed all the animals? Ismail asked. His friend, Sara, shrugged her shoulders. - Maybe we can share our snacks? she suggested. But Ismail knew their snacks were not enough. They needed a bigger plan.
- Let's ask the zookeeper! Ismail said. They ran to find the zookeeper. The zookeeper was busy feeding the lions. - Sorry, kids, he said, we are running low on food today. Ismail felt a little worried.
Ismail and his friends tried to think of a plan. - What if we ask other visitors for help? said Sara. But many visitors were busy taking pictures. Ismail's tummy started to rumble. He felt a bit sad.
They walked to see the monkeys next. The monkeys looked at them with big, curious eyes. - They look hungry too, Ismail said. But the food in their bag was still not enough. They needed to think harder.
Ismail tried to think of another way. - Maybe we can find some food around the zoo, he said. His friends nodded. They started looking around. But all they found were leaves and twigs. That wasn't food for animals!
After a long search, Ismail felt tired. - I don't know what to do, he sighed. His friends sat down next to him. They were tired too. Ismail thought about giving up.
Just then, a kind lady came by. - Why do you all look so sad? she asked. Ismail told her about the hungry animals. - I have an idea, she smiled. - Let's ask everyone to share a little bit of their food.
The lady spoke to the visitors. Everyone agreed to share some food. Ismail felt happy and hopeful. - Thank you! Ismail said with a big smile. They all worked together to feed the animals.
Finally, all the animals were full and happy. Ismail and his friends cheered. - We did it! Ismail said. The zookeeper thanked everyone. Ismail learned that sharing made everyone feel good.
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