Once upon a time, in a forest, there lived a happy flock of birds. There was a cockatoo, a coot, a covey, and a crow. They all lived together and enjoyed playing and singing. One day, the cockatoo had a bright idea. He suggested that they should go on an adventure to find the biggest and juiciest berries in the forest.

So the group set off on their journey, flying from tree to tree, searching for the best berries. The coot was in charge of finding the way, the covey was in charge of finding the berries, and the crow was in charge of keeping watch for any danger. After a long search, they finally found a bush loaded with delicious berries.

The birds were so excited and started to eat as many berries as they could. But just then, they heard a loud noise. It was a big, mean bird! The crow quickly flew up to see what was going on. He saw that the mean bird was trying to steal all the berries. The crow bravely flew down and chased the mean bird away.

The rest of the flock was so proud of the crow and they all cheered. They thanked him for keeping them safe and for being such a good friend. From that day on, the birds continued to have many adventures together and they always looked out for each other. And they lived happily ever after.

Reflections

1. Who were the main characters in the story?
2. What did the cockatoo suggest they do?
3. Who was in charge of finding the way?
4. What did the crow do to keep the flock safe?
5. How did the rest of the flock feel about the crow's actions?