Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, there were seven groups of people who all worked together to make their village a happy and healthy place to live.

The first group were the teachers. They worked in the school and taught the pupils all about reading, writing and arithmetic.

The second group were the waiters. They worked in the village café and served delicious meals to all the villagers.

The third group were the builders. They were in charge of constructing and maintaining all the buildings in the village, from the houses to the shops.

The fourth group were the vets. They took care of all the animals in the village, from the pets to the farm animals.

The fifth group were the pupils. They attended school and learned from the teachers.

The sixth group were the doctors. They helped to keep the villagers healthy by treating any illnesses or injuries.

The seventh group were the farmers. They grew all the food for the village and took care of the farmland.

All the groups worked together to make the village a wonderful place to live. The teachers educated the pupils, the waiters fed them, the builders kept them safe, the vets took care of their pets, the doctors kept them healthy and the farmers grew the food they eat.

And so, the village was a happy and prosperous place, where everyone helped each other and worked together for the common good.

Reflections

1. Who were the seven groups of people in the village?
2. What did the teachers do in the village?
3. How did the waiters contribute to the village?
4. What was the role of the builders in the village?
5. Why was the village a happy and prosperous place?