Jack and the Brave Little Bear at School
Join Jack and his little bear on their first preschool adventure where they learn the power of courage. At school, Jack faces bullies who push him around, but with the help of his bear and a new friend, he learns how to stand up for himself and find his inner bravery.
Jack loved his first day at preschool. He held his little bear tight. But soon, some kids pushed him. Jack felt sad and scared. His bear seemed sad too. What could Jack do?
Jack wanted to play with the blocks, but the bullies blocked his way. They laughed and said, - You can't play here! Jack's heart sank. He hugged his bear tighter. He felt stuck. What should he do?
When Jack tried to draw, the bullies knocked his crayons. - Go away, they said. Jack felt like crying. He looked at his bear for comfort. But the mean kids kept laughing. Jack wanted to hide.
Jack felt like giving up. He hugged his bear and whispered, - I can't do this. I'll never have fun. But his bear seemed to whisper back. Jack felt a little braver. Could he try again?
A kind teacher saw Jack and smiled. - You can be brave, she said. - Your bear can help! Jack took a deep breath. With his bear in hand, he walked back to the blocks. He felt stronger.
Jack found a new friend who wanted to play. - Let's build together, the friend said. The bullies backed away. Jack smiled and felt happy. He learned he could be brave, just like his bear.
Jack loved his first day at preschool. He held his little bear tight. But soon, some kids pushed him. Jack felt sad and scared. His bear seemed sad too. What could Jack do?
Jack wanted to play with the blocks, but the bullies blocked his way. They laughed and said, - You can't play here! Jack's heart sank. He hugged his bear tighter. He felt stuck. What should he do?
When Jack tried to draw, the bullies knocked his crayons. - Go away, they said. Jack felt like crying. He looked at his bear for comfort. But the mean kids kept laughing. Jack wanted to hide.
Jack felt like giving up. He hugged his bear and whispered, - I can't do this. I'll never have fun. But his bear seemed to whisper back. Jack felt a little braver. Could he try again?
A kind teacher saw Jack and smiled. - You can be brave, she said. - Your bear can help! Jack took a deep breath. With his bear in hand, he walked back to the blocks. He felt stronger.
Jack found a new friend who wanted to play. - Let's build together, the friend said. The bullies backed away. Jack smiled and felt happy. He learned he could be brave, just like his bear.
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