Once upon a time, in the scorching hot delta of the desert, there was a magnificent pyramid. It was the pharaoh's tomb, filled with riches beyond imagination. But, the pharaoh was a cruel ruler, and people feared his spirit would still haunt them even after death.

Years went by, and the pyramid became a museum for all to visit. People from far and wide came to marvel at the grand structure and learn about the ancient civilization that built it. One day, a group of curious children went on a tour of the museum. They were amazed by the glittering artifacts and intricate carvings.

But as they reached the pharaoh's tomb, they heard strange whispers and felt a chill run down their spines. Suddenly, the door to the tomb creaked open, and the children discovered that the pharaoh's spirit was still trapped inside, seeking revenge.

The children bravely faced the pharaoh and told him that he was no longer feared, but remembered and honored as part of history. Hearing this, the pharaoh's spirit finally found peace and vanished into the sands of the desert. From that day on, the museum remained a peaceful and fascinating place for generations to come.

Reflections

1. What was the pharaoh's tomb used for?
2. Why did people fear the pharaoh's spirit?
3. How did the children bring peace to the pharaoh's spirit?
4. Why is the museum important to visitors?
5. What did the children learn from their visit to the museum?