The Queen Reema
Reema, a curious young bee, gets lost while playing and meets new friends in the forest. Together, they face obstacles and learn the importance of honesty.
Reema was a curious little bee with yellow and black stripes. One sunny day, she was playing with her bee friends near the river. Suddenly, Reema got lost while chasing a butterfly. She felt scared and didn't know how to find her way back home. 'Oh no! I'm lost!' Reema said. 'What should I do now?'
Reema flew around looking for help. Then she saw a bunny and a frog playing together. She wondered who they were. 'Hello, who are you?' Reema asked. 'I am Freddie the frog, and this is my friend Benny the rabbit,' said Freddie. 'What's your name?' Benny asked.
- My name is Reema, and I'm lost,' Reema replied. 'Nice to meet you, Reema,' said Benny. 'How are you?' asked Freddie. 'I am fine, thank you,' Reema answered, trying to be brave. 'We're five years old. How old are you?' Benny asked. 'I am four years old,' Reema said.
- Would you like to play with us?' Freddie asked. 'Yes, please, what is the game?' Reema asked eagerly. 'When I say stand up, sit down, or clap your hands, you and Benny do that. The one who does it wrong loses,' explained Freddie. 'Okay, let's play,' Reema agreed. The three friends started to play the game.
As they played, Reema made a mistake and lost the game. She felt embarrassed and wanted to lie about it. 'I didn't lose!' Reema said quickly. Freddie and Benny looked at each other and frowned. 'Reema, it's okay to lose. Honesty is the best policy,' Benny said gently. Reema thought for a moment and nodded.
Reema took a deep breath. 'I'm sorry, I did lose,' she admitted. 'It's okay, Reema. We can play again!' Freddie said happily. 'Yes, and we'll help you find your way back home,' Benny added. Reema smiled, feeling better about telling the truth. The three friends continued to play and had lots of fun.
Reema was a curious little bee with yellow and black stripes. One sunny day, she was playing with her bee friends near the river. Suddenly, Reema got lost while chasing a butterfly. She felt scared and didn't know how to find her way back home. 'Oh no! I'm lost!' Reema said. 'What should I do now?'
Reema flew around looking for help. Then she saw a bunny and a frog playing together. She wondered who they were. 'Hello, who are you?' Reema asked. 'I am Freddie the frog, and this is my friend Benny the rabbit,' said Freddie. 'What's your name?' Benny asked.
- My name is Reema, and I'm lost,' Reema replied. 'Nice to meet you, Reema,' said Benny. 'How are you?' asked Freddie. 'I am fine, thank you,' Reema answered, trying to be brave. 'We're five years old. How old are you?' Benny asked. 'I am four years old,' Reema said.
- Would you like to play with us?' Freddie asked. 'Yes, please, what is the game?' Reema asked eagerly. 'When I say stand up, sit down, or clap your hands, you and Benny do that. The one who does it wrong loses,' explained Freddie. 'Okay, let's play,' Reema agreed. The three friends started to play the game.
As they played, Reema made a mistake and lost the game. She felt embarrassed and wanted to lie about it. 'I didn't lose!' Reema said quickly. Freddie and Benny looked at each other and frowned. 'Reema, it's okay to lose. Honesty is the best policy,' Benny said gently. Reema thought for a moment and nodded.
Reema took a deep breath. 'I'm sorry, I did lose,' she admitted. 'It's okay, Reema. We can play again!' Freddie said happily. 'Yes, and we'll help you find your way back home,' Benny added. Reema smiled, feeling better about telling the truth. The three friends continued to play and had lots of fun.
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