Once upon a time, there was a little rabbit who loved to play and explore. However, one day while hopping through the forest, the rabbit got injured. The pain was so intense that it left a big hole in the ground.

The rabbit tried to find help, but no one was around. Suddenly, an image of a magical pattern appeared in front of the rabbit. It was full of colors and shapes that seemed to change every time the rabbit looked at it.

The rabbit was fascinated by the image and slowly approached it. As the rabbit got closer, the image started to form into words. They said, "Use the power of nouns, verbs, and adjectives to heal your injury."

Confused, the rabbit didn't know what to do. But then, it remembered that nouns are names for things, verbs are actions, and adjectives describe things. So, the rabbit started to think of all the nouns, verbs, and adjectives that could help heal its injury.

The rabbit thought of words like "healing," "soothe," and "cure." And with each word, the hole in the ground started to close and the pain started to go away.

In the end, the rabbit was healed and it felt better than ever before. From then on, the rabbit always remembered the power of words and used them to help others who were in pain.

The end.

Reflections

• What happened to the rabbit in the story?
• What was the image that appeared to the rabbit?
• How did the rabbit use nouns, verbs, and adjectives to heal its injury?
• Why was the rabbit fascinated by the image?
• What did the rabbit learn from this experience?