Once upon a time, there was a pioneer named Jack who lived on the prairie. Jack loved to discover new things and had a vivid imagination. One day, he decided to explore the entire prairie, except for one small area that nobody had ever ventured into before.

As Jack explored, he came across many amazing sights, but he couldn't help but feel like he was forgetting something important. Suddenly, it hit him – he had promised his publisher that he would write a book about his adventures on the prairie!

So, Jack set to work, writing down every detail of his journey, making sure to remember all the vivid sights and sounds of the prairie. And when he was done, he sent his book off to his publisher, who was thrilled with the story.

Soon, Jack's book became a huge success, and children all over the world were discovering the wonders of the prairie through his words. And every time they read his book, they were transported back to that magical place, where they could remember all the vivid sights and sounds of the prairie, just like Jack did.

The end.

Reflections

1. What was Jack's goal in exploring the prairie?
2. What did Jack forget while exploring the prairie?
3. How did Jack remember all the sights and sounds of the prairie for his book?
4. How did the children feel when they read Jack's book about the prairie?
5. Can you think of your own adventure you would like to write a book about?