Blueberry´s new school
Blueberry, a shy blue-skinned, purple-haired girl, starts at a new school where she struggles to make friends. She faces several challenges but learns about tolerance and the value of being herself.
Blueberry was excited but nervous about her first day at a new school. She was the only blue-skinned girl with purple hair and spoke a little differently. Blueberry wanted to make friends, but she was very shy. She walked into the classroom, and everyone stared at her. Blueberry felt her heart race.
During recess, Blueberry watched the other kids play. She wanted to join them but felt too shy. One girl approached her and asked, - Why are you blue? Blueberry didn't know how to answer and just looked down. The girl walked away, leaving Blueberry feeling even more alone.
In class, the teacher asked everyone to pair up for a project. Blueberry didn't have a partner. She looked around, but no one made eye contact. - Can I be your partner? Blueberry asked a boy nearby. - Sorry, I'm already with someone, he replied. Blueberry felt like crying.
Blueberry decided she would never make friends. She thought about staying alone forever. - Maybe I should just give up, she whispered to herself. The thought made her sad, but she didn't see any other way. She sat quietly at her desk, feeling very lonely.
Then, the teacher, Miss Daisy, noticed Blueberry was sad. She walked over and said, - Blueberry, would you like to help me with a special task? Blueberry nodded. Miss Daisy introduced Blueberry to the class, explaining how special she was. - Everyone, Blueberry needs our help with a fun project!
With Miss Daisy's help, Blueberry felt more confident. The other kids started talking to her and realized they liked her. - Do you want to play with us? one kid asked. - Yes, I'd love to! Blueberry replied, smiling. She was happy to be herself and finally had friends.
Blueberry was excited but nervous about her first day at a new school. She was the only blue-skinned girl with purple hair and spoke a little differently. Blueberry wanted to make friends, but she was very shy. She walked into the classroom, and everyone stared at her. Blueberry felt her heart race.
During recess, Blueberry watched the other kids play. She wanted to join them but felt too shy. One girl approached her and asked, - Why are you blue? Blueberry didn't know how to answer and just looked down. The girl walked away, leaving Blueberry feeling even more alone.
In class, the teacher asked everyone to pair up for a project. Blueberry didn't have a partner. She looked around, but no one made eye contact. - Can I be your partner? Blueberry asked a boy nearby. - Sorry, I'm already with someone, he replied. Blueberry felt like crying.
Blueberry decided she would never make friends. She thought about staying alone forever. - Maybe I should just give up, she whispered to herself. The thought made her sad, but she didn't see any other way. She sat quietly at her desk, feeling very lonely.
Then, the teacher, Miss Daisy, noticed Blueberry was sad. She walked over and said, - Blueberry, would you like to help me with a special task? Blueberry nodded. Miss Daisy introduced Blueberry to the class, explaining how special she was. - Everyone, Blueberry needs our help with a fun project!
With Miss Daisy's help, Blueberry felt more confident. The other kids started talking to her and realized they liked her. - Do you want to play with us? one kid asked. - Yes, I'd love to! Blueberry replied, smiling. She was happy to be herself and finally had friends.
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