Once upon a time, there was a small leaf named Lily. She lived in a forest where all the trees could talk in their own language. One day, she wanted to learn more words and phrases in different languages. So, she went on a journey to find a key that would unlock all the languages of the forest.

Lily traveled from tree to tree, measuring their height and writing down the words she learned. She found that the height of each tree was related to the interval between the words in its language. The taller the tree, the longer the interval.

She continued her journey and finally, came across a wise old oak tree. The oak tree told her that to truly understand the languages of the forest, she needed to perform an iteration. An iteration is when you repeat a task multiple times to improve it.

Lily followed the oak tree's advice and practiced speaking the different languages every day. She made a list of the words she learned and linked them together to form sentences.

After many iterations, Lily became fluent in all the languages of the forest. The other trees were amazed at her progress and the key she had found turned out to be the practice and repetition of speaking the languages. From then on, Lily was known as the interpreter of the forest, helping all the trees communicate with one another.

The end.

Reflections

1. What was Lily's goal in the story?
2. How did Lily measure the height of the trees?
3. What did the wise old oak tree tell Lily to do?
4. How did Lily become fluent in all the languages of the forest?
5. What was the key to Lily's success in the story?