Once upon a time, there was a wigwam in the forest. It was a cozy home for a small family of Native Americans. One day, the air turned frosty and snow began to fall. The little boy who lived in the wigwam felt a spirit calling him to go outside. He put on his warm coat and went to explore the winter wonderland. On his journey, he met a friendly spirit who showed him the beauty of the frosty world. They laughed and played together until it was time for the boy to return home. From that day on, the little boy knew that the spirit of winter was always with him and would bring joy to every frosty day.

Note: This story is inspired by Native American culture and intended to be culturally sensitive.

Reflections

1. How does the little boy feel about snow before he meets the spirit?
2. How does the spirit change the little boy's perspective on winter?
3. What does the little boy learn about the spirit of winter?
4. Why is it important to appreciate the beauty of different seasons?