Once upon a time, in a beautiful place near the equator, there was a vast savanna filled with all sorts of animals. Some of these animals were nomadic, meaning they traveled from place to place in search of food and water.

One such animal was a family of elephants. They would roam the savanna during the dry season and then migrate to other areas during the rainy season. Their migration was always in search of food and water to sustain their herd.

One day, the elephants stumbled upon a large herd of elephants who were being hunted for their ivory tusks. The elephants were scared and didn't know what to do. That's when they met a kind ranger who told them about a sanctuary.

The sanctuary was a special reserve where elephants and other animals could live safely and freely. The ranger told the elephants that they could stay there and never have to worry about being hunted again. The elephants were so happy to hear this, and they quickly made their way to the sanctuary.

Once they arrived, the elephants were greeted by other animals who lived there. They made new friends and explored their new home. They also learned about the importance of preserving wildlife and their habitats.

Years went by, and the elephants thrived in their new home. People from all over the world would come to visit the reserve and go on safaris to see the amazing wildlife. The elephants would show off their majestic beauty, and everyone was in awe of them.

And so, the elephants lived happily ever after, protected and loved in their sanctuary. They were never hunted again, and their migration became a journey of adventure and discovery. The elephants and all the animals of the savanna were safe and free to roam and live as nature intended.

Reflections

1. What is a savanna?
2. What does it mean to be nomadic?
3. Why did the elephants need to migrate?
4. What is a sanctuary and why was it important for the elephants?
5. What is ivory and why were the elephants being hunted for it?
6. What kind of animals did the elephants meet in the sanctuary?
7. Why was the reserve important for preserving wildlife?
8. Why did people come from all over the world to visit the reserve?
9. How did the elephants feel about their new home in the sanctuary?
10. What can we learn from the story about the importance of protecting wildlife and their habitats?