Once upon a time, there was a boy named Marco who lived in Rome with his ancestors. They told him stories of the ancient city and its famous landmarks like the Colosseum and the Pantheon. Marco loved to explore the city and learn about its history, speaking his native tongue Italian.
One day, Marco decided to visit the basilica where his ancestors used to worship. On his way, he passed by a gelato shop and couldn't resist grabbing a cone. He continued his walk and stopped at a panini shop where he savored a delicious sandwich.
As Marco sat down to enjoy his treats, he imagined what life was like for his ancestors in the ancient city and felt proud to be a part of its rich history. The end.

Reflections

1. What landmarks did Marco visit in Rome?
2. What was Marco's native tongue?
3. What did Marco imagine as he enjoyed his gelato and panini?
4. How did Marco feel about being a part of Rome's rich history?