Once upon a time, there was a person named Tim who lived in a small village with many people. Tim loved to explore the nearby forest and river. One day, while walking along the river, he noticed a fish with a shiny tooth. Tim was amazed and decided to catch the fish. He removed his shoes and dipped his feet into the water. The fish swam between his feet, but Tim was quick and caught it with his bare hands.

Back at the village, Tim showed the fish to the people and they were equally amazed by its shiny tooth. They all wanted to see the fish, but Tim didn't want to share it. So, he went back to the forest to find more fish with shiny teeth.

Tim walked through the forest, admiring its beauty. The leaves rustled in the wind, and Tim felt as if they were calling out to him. He followed the sound and came upon a tree with leaves that sparkled like the fish's tooth. Tim climbed the tree and found that each leaf had a tiny tooth attached to it. He gathered as many leaves as he could and went back to the village to show the people.

The villagers were amazed by Tim's discovery and they celebrated by organizing a feast. They cooked the fish and used the leaves to decorate their homes. From that day on, Tim was known as the Tooth-Finder and the village became famous for its shiny teeth.

And that's the story of Tim and the Fish with Shiny Teeth. The end.

Reflections

1. What does Tim discover in the river?
2. How does Tim catch the fish?
3. Why does Tim go back to the forest?
4. What do the leaves on the tree have?
5. How does Tim become known as the Tooth-Finder?