Once upon a time, there was a clever bird named Blue who lived in the forest. Blue was known for knowing many languages, but he had a special talent for understanding symbols. One day, Blue found a strange symbol made of a triangle and a square connected by lines of cartilage. Blue was curious about what it meant and decided to ask his friends.

After talking to many animals in the forest, Blue learned that the symbol represented a parallelogram. The triangle stood for one side of the parallelogram and the square stood for the other side. The lines of cartilage represented the parallel lines that never met. Blue was amazed by this information and wanted to understand more about parallelograms.

So, Blue set out on a journey to learn about different shapes and their properties. He flew from place to place, asking everyone he met about their knowledge of geometry. Blue was clever and soon became an expert on shapes like squares, rectangles, and even rhombuses.

Years went by, and Blue became famous for his knowledge of geometry. Children from all over the world would come to listen to his stories and learn from his teachings. And so, Blue lived a happy life, spreading his love of geometry and language to generations of young learners.

The end.

Reflections

1. Who is Blue in the story and what is special about him?
2. What was the symbol made of that Blue found?
3. What did Blue learn about the symbol?
4. What did Blue do to become an expert in geometry?
5. Who did Blue share his knowledge with?