Once upon a time, there were seven childhood friends named nineteen, twenty, twenty-one, twenty-two, thirty, thirty-one, and thirty-two. They all lived in the same neighborhood and loved to play together. One day, they decided to have a race to see who could run the fastest.

The race began and everyone was trying their best to win. Nineteen was the first to reach the finish line, followed by twenty and twenty-one. Thirty-two was catching up, but then he tripped and fell, so twenty-two won the race.

After the race, they all laughed and had a picnic together. They realized that winning wasn't important, but rather having fun and being good friends was what mattered the most. They continued to play and have adventures together for many years to come, always cherishing the memories they made during their childhood.

Reflections

1. Who won the race in the story?
2. What did the friends learn from the race?
3. Why was it important for the friends to have a picnic after the race?
4. What do you think the friends were feeling when they had the race?
5. Do you think the friends will continue to play and have adventures together? Why or why not?