Once upon a time, there was a little van named Van. Van loved to go on adventures, and one day he decided to set out on a journey to find the biggest and best treasure map in the world.

Van packed his bags and set off early in the morning. He drove and drove for hours, until he came across a big, open field. As he was driving through the field, he saw something shiny in the distance. He ran as fast as he could to see what it was, and there in the middle of the field was a big, beautiful treasure map!

Van was so excited, he couldn't wait to follow the map and find the treasure. He opened up the map and saw that it was a map to a secret island filled with gold and jewels. But the island was far, far away, and he would need a special cap to get there.

Van drove his van to a store that sold caps, and he found the perfect one – a bright red cap with a big gold star on it. He bought the cap and put it on his head, and then he set off for the island.

The journey was long and treacherous, but Van was determined to find the treasure. He passed through stormy seas, climbed steep mountains, and crossed scorching deserts. He even had to take a nap in a cave, but he didn't give up.

Finally, he arrived at the island and he started to search for the treasure. After digging and digging, he found a chest filled with gold, jewels, and a note inside. The note said "Congratulations Van! you are the winner of the treasure hunt. Come back to the main land and share the treasure with your Dad."

Van was so happy that he hugged his treasure chest and ran back to the van. He called his Dad and said "Dad! I found the treasure and I'm coming back home!"

When Van and his Dad reunited, they were so happy and they shared the treasure together. They put the gold and jewels in a special pad and they decided to use the money to help other people in need. From that day on, Van and his Dad were known as the treasure hunters who used their wealth to make the world a better place.

The end.

Reflections

1. What is the main problem that Van faces in the story, and how does he solve it?
2. What is the message that the story is trying to convey about wealth and helping others?
3. How does Van's relationship with his father change throughout the story, and why is it important?