Toby Tiger Learns to Share
Toby Tiger loves his forest friends, but when he finds a big basket of fruit, he faces a big decision: share it with everyone or keep it all for himself. As obstacles arise, Toby struggles with what to do until a wise owl shows him the joy of sharing.
Toby Tiger was playing in the forest when he stumbled upon a big basket of fruit. "Wow, all this is for me!" he thought. But then, he remembered his hungry friends. "Oh no, what should I do?" Toby wondered, feeling torn. Sharing would be nice, but keeping it all sounded fun too.
As Toby picked up the basket, his friend, Benny Bunny, hopped over. - Can I have some fruit, Toby? Benny asked. Toby hesitated, thinking about sharing. But then he saw how many animals were watching him. "Uh-oh, there might not be enough for everyone," he worried.
Toby decided to move away from the crowd. - I need to think, Toby said to himself. But everywhere he went, more friends appeared. "This is too hard," Toby sighed. His paws were tired from carrying the basket, and he felt sad.
Feeling overwhelmed, Toby sat down by a tree. - Maybe I should just give up and eat it all, Toby whispered. He was tired and unsure. "I can't make everyone happy," he thought. It seemed impossible to solve.
Suddenly, wise old Owl fluttered down. - What's troubling you, dear Toby? Owl asked. Toby explained his problem. - Sharing brings joy to everyone, Owl said wisely. Toby thought about how happy his friends would be.
Feeling inspired, Toby called his friends. - I have fruit for everyone! he cheered. His friends gathered, and they all shared the delicious fruit. Toby smiled, realizing sharing feels good. The forest was filled with laughter and joy.
Toby Tiger was playing in the forest when he stumbled upon a big basket of fruit. "Wow, all this is for me!" he thought. But then, he remembered his hungry friends. "Oh no, what should I do?" Toby wondered, feeling torn. Sharing would be nice, but keeping it all sounded fun too.
As Toby picked up the basket, his friend, Benny Bunny, hopped over. - Can I have some fruit, Toby? Benny asked. Toby hesitated, thinking about sharing. But then he saw how many animals were watching him. "Uh-oh, there might not be enough for everyone," he worried.
Toby decided to move away from the crowd. - I need to think, Toby said to himself. But everywhere he went, more friends appeared. "This is too hard," Toby sighed. His paws were tired from carrying the basket, and he felt sad.
Feeling overwhelmed, Toby sat down by a tree. - Maybe I should just give up and eat it all, Toby whispered. He was tired and unsure. "I can't make everyone happy," he thought. It seemed impossible to solve.
Suddenly, wise old Owl fluttered down. - What's troubling you, dear Toby? Owl asked. Toby explained his problem. - Sharing brings joy to everyone, Owl said wisely. Toby thought about how happy his friends would be.
Feeling inspired, Toby called his friends. - I have fruit for everyone! he cheered. His friends gathered, and they all shared the delicious fruit. Toby smiled, realizing sharing feels good. The forest was filled with laughter and joy.
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