Once there was a young athlete named Jake who loved to play sports. One day, he was participating in a multi-sport tournament where he had to play hoops, ice skate, run on the infield and throw the javelin.

In the first inning of the hoops game, Jake was amazing. He made several baskets and his team won the first round. Next, was the ice skating competition. Jake was nervous, but he put on his skates and jogged around the rink to warm up. Then, it was time to show off his moves. He glided across the ice with ease, jumping and spinning like a pro. The crowd cheered as he finished his routine.

After a short break, it was time for the infield race. Jake was a fast runner, but he also knew how to use his body to dodge obstacles. He weaved in and out of the cones, making it look effortless.

Finally, it was time for the javelin throw. Jake had never thrown a javelin before, but he had learned some basic techniques from watching judo competitions. He took a deep breath, focused, and let the javelin fly. It sailed through the air and landed perfectly in the center of the target.

Jake's hard work and determination paid off, as he won the tournament and was named the best all-around athlete. From that day on, he continued to challenge himself, trying new sports and pushing himself to be the best he could be.

Reflections

1. What was the name of the young athlete in the story?
2. What sports did Jake participate in during the tournament?
3. How did Jake handle the challenges of the tournament?
4. What was Jake's secret to winning the tournament?
5. What lesson can we learn from Jake's story?