The Classroom Fairy
A fairy who lives in the classroom library and comes out after the children leave for the day to read the books.
Sam was excited to be in the classroom with all their friends. But today, something was different. Sam noticed a tiny fairy flying around the room. The fairy looked worried. Sam wondered if the fairy had a problem.
- What's wrong, little fairy? Sam asked. The fairy sighed and said, - The toys in the classroom are old and broken. We need new ones, but we don't have enough money. Sam felt sad for the fairy and wanted to help.
- Let's ask our friends to help! Sam suggested. They went to their friends, but everyone was busy playing. - We don't have any money either, said one friend. Sam felt even sadder and didn't know what to do.
Sam tried to find other ways to help. They looked in their backpack but found nothing useful. Sam even asked the teacher, who said, - We need to work together to solve this. Sam felt like giving up.
Just then, the fairy whispered to Sam, - Maybe we can share what we have. Sam's eyes lit up. - That's it! We can all share our toys and make them like new! Sam ran to tell everyone the plan.
All the children gathered their toys and started sharing. They fixed the broken ones and made them look new. The fairy smiled and said, - You did it! You all learned the magic of sharing. Sam felt happy and proud.
Sam was excited to be in the classroom with all their friends. But today, something was different. Sam noticed a tiny fairy flying around the room. The fairy looked worried. Sam wondered if the fairy had a problem.
- What's wrong, little fairy? Sam asked. The fairy sighed and said, - The toys in the classroom are old and broken. We need new ones, but we don't have enough money. Sam felt sad for the fairy and wanted to help.
- Let's ask our friends to help! Sam suggested. They went to their friends, but everyone was busy playing. - We don't have any money either, said one friend. Sam felt even sadder and didn't know what to do.
Sam tried to find other ways to help. They looked in their backpack but found nothing useful. Sam even asked the teacher, who said, - We need to work together to solve this. Sam felt like giving up.
Just then, the fairy whispered to Sam, - Maybe we can share what we have. Sam's eyes lit up. - That's it! We can all share our toys and make them like new! Sam ran to tell everyone the plan.
All the children gathered their toys and started sharing. They fixed the broken ones and made them look new. The fairy smiled and said, - You did it! You all learned the magic of sharing. Sam felt happy and proud.
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