Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Sarah. She had a rosy cheek and a big smile that spread from ear to ear. One day, while playing in the park, Sarah tripped and fell face first into the ground. When she got up, her mouth and nose were covered in dirt, and her chin was scraped. She rubbed her eyes, and one eyebrow was covered in mud. Sarah was so embarrassed, but her friends laughed and told her she looked funny. Sarah laughed too, and they all played together until it was time to go home. From that day on, Sarah learned to love her unique features and was proud of her rosy cheek, big smile, and even the dirt on her face.

Reflections

1. What happened to Sarah in the story?
2. How did Sarah feel about her features before and after the incident at the park?
3. What did Sarah's friends do when they saw her fall?
4. What lesson did Sarah learn from the incident?
5. Do you think it's important to be proud of your unique features? Why or why not?