Once upon a time, in a magical forest, there lived different groups of animals. They all lived in peace and harmony. One day, the animals decided to gather together for a big celebration. The rabbits formed a group and hopped over to the meadow, the birds flew in a colony and landed on the trees, and the fish swam in a pod to the lake.

As they were enjoying the festivities, they suddenly heard a loud noise. A gaggle of geese had flown in and they brought terrible news. They told the animals that a murder of crows was attacking the nearby herd of deer.

The animals didn't know what to do, but then a wise old owl suggested that they form a pack and go help the deer. So, they all joined forces and headed towards the herd. When they arrived, they saw the crows trying to scare the deer. The animals didn't waste any time, they smacked the crows with sticks, stones, and feathers until they flew away.

The herd of deer was very grateful and thanked the animals for their bravery. From that day on, the animals continued to live in peace and harmony, and whenever there was trouble, they always gathered together and formed a pack to help each other.

The end.

Reflections

1. What was the purpose of the gathering of animals in the story?
2. Why did the murder of crows attack the herd of deer?
3. How did the different groups of animals help each other in the story?
4. What lesson did the animals learn from this experience?
5. Can you think of a situation in real life where people come together to help others?