Once upon a time, there was an Elf named Elvy who lived in a forest. Elvy was a coach for the Christmas workers who built wooden cabins in a holiday resort for tourists. On the day before Christmas, Elvy realized that all the tourists had left and the workers were tired. So, Elvy decided to do something fun to cheer everyone up.

Elvy gathered all his friends, the workers, and took them on a tour of the forest. The group stumbled upon a clearing where they found a beautiful sight - an old, abandoned coach. Elvy had an idea and convinced the workers to help fix it up.

Once the coach was fixed, Elvy and the workers took the coach on a wild ride through the forest. They sang Christmas carols, played games, and even stopped for hot cocoa. The tourists who were still in the holiday resort could hear the commotion and came out to see what was going on. When they saw the Elf, the coach, and the workers having so much fun, they wanted to join in.

Before they knew it, the whole forest was filled with laughter and joy. The tourists, the workers, and even the animals in the forest joined in on the party. It was a Christmas to remember!

From that day on, Elvy's coach ride through the forest became a holiday tradition that everyone looked forward to every year. And every year, the tourists, workers, and elves would come together to spread joy and happiness throughout the forest.

Reflections

1. Who is Elvy and what does he do?
2. What happens on the day before Christmas?
3. What did the Elf, workers, and tourists do together that made it a Christmas to remember?
4. Why did the coach ride through the forest become a holiday tradition?
5. Do you think spreading joy and happiness is important during the holidays? Why or why not?