Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Timmy. He had two feet, two legs, two hands, two arms, a head, a chest, a belly and a whole body. One day, while playing outside, Timmy tripped and fell on his foot. He cried out in pain and held his foot close to his chest.

His mother came running out of the house and saw that Timmy's foot was hurt. She gently picked him up and held him in her arms. She examined his foot and saw that it was just a small scrape. She kissed his head and said, "It's okay, Timmy. It's just a little scratch. I'll put some band-aids on it and you'll be all better."

Timmy felt better and smiled. His mother put a band-aid on his foot and gave him a hug. She then helped him to his feet, and Timmy took a few steps, testing out his foot. He was a little wobbly, but he was able to walk.

His mother then took his hand and they walked back to the house together. Timmy felt grateful for his mother's love, and for his body that helped him walk again. From that day on, Timmy was more careful and always paid attention to where he was going, so he wouldn't fall again.

The end.

Reflections

1. What did Timmy learn from his fall and injury?
2. How did Timmy's mother show her love for him when he was hurt?
3. How did Timmy feel when he was able to walk again after his injury?
4. Why was it important for Timmy to be careful and pay attention to where he was going after his fall?