Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Timmy. Timmy loved to play and run around, but one day he tripped and fell. He bumped his head, hurt his shoulder, and scraped his knee. He was so sad and cried because it hurt so much.

His mother came to see what had happened and saw that Timmy was hurt. She hugged him and said, "Don't worry Timmy, we'll take care of your head, shoulder, and knee."

Timmy's mother cleaned his scraped knee and put a band-aid on it. She kissed his head and hugged his shoulder. Timmy felt better already.

Timmy's mother then said, "Timmy, do you know where your head, shoulder, knee, and toe are?" Timmy thought for a moment and then pointed to each body part as his mother named them.

"Great job!" said his mother. "Now let's practice the rest of your body parts. Where are your eyes, ears, mouth, nose?"

Again, Timmy pointed to each body part as his mother named them. He was so proud of himself for knowing all of his body parts.

From then on, Timmy was more careful when he was running and playing. He listened to his mother and made sure to take care of his head, shoulder, knee, and all the other parts of his body. And he lived happily ever after.

Reflections

1. What did Timmy love to do?
2. What happened to Timmy one day?
3. How did Timmy's mother make him feel better?
4. What did Timmy learn from his mother about taking care of his body?