Once upon a time, in a land far away there lived a little boy named Max. Max was always full of energy and loved to play and run around with his friends. But there was one thing that made Max stand out from the rest of the kids. He thought he knew it all!

One day, Max and his friends were playing a game, and Max was making fun of everyone for not knowing the answers. Suddenly, one of his friends had enough and said, "Max, you might think you're a know-it-all, but sometimes you say some silly things." Max couldn't believe what he heard and felt embarrassed.

From that day on, Max tried to be more humble and listen to others. Whenever he was about to make a quip, he would stop and think first. He started to learn new things from his friends and found that he didn't have to know everything to have fun. Max also realized that sometimes it's better to admit when you don't know something, and ask for help instead.

Max learned that it's okay not to know everything and that we can always learn more. He would often say, "I reckon it's more important to be kind and humble than to always be right." And so, Max lived happily ever after, always eager to learn and grow.

Reflections

1. Why did Max think he was a know-it-all?
2. How did Max feel when his friend told him he sometimes said silly things?
3. What did Max learn about being humble and asking for help?
4. How does being kind and humble make us better than being always right?