Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Timmy. Timmy was very active and loved to run and play. One day, while playing with his friends, he fell and hurt his foot. He couldn't walk or run on it and felt very sad.

His mother took him to the doctor, who said that Timmy had sprained his foot and needed to stay off of it for a few days. Timmy was disappointed because he couldn't play with his friends, but he knew it was important to take care of his foot so it could heal.

While Timmy's foot was healing, he learned to use crutches to help him walk. He also learned that his arms and hands were very important to help him move around. He used his hands to hold onto the crutches and his arms to help him balance.

As the days went by, Timmy's foot started to feel better. He was able to walk on it again and even run a little. He was so happy that he could play with his friends again.

One day, while playing catch with his friends, Timmy caught the ball with one hand. He was so proud of himself for using his fingers to grip the ball. He realized that all of his body parts, like his feet, legs, arms, hands, and fingers, were important and worked together to help him move and play.

From that day on, Timmy was more careful when playing and always made sure to take care of his body parts. He knew that they were all important and that he needed them to have fun and stay active.

The end.

Reflections

1. What did Timmy learn about his body parts while he was healing from his injury?
2. Why was Timmy proud of himself when he caught the ball with one hand?
3. How did Timmy's experience change the way he played and took care of his body in the future?