Once upon a time, in a faraway ocean, there was a little fish named Fin. Fin was a happy fish, always with a big grin on his chin. But, Fin had a problem, he was very thin. All the other fish in the ocean would make fun of him and call him "skinny Fin."
This made Fin very sad, he didn't like being different from the others. He wished he could be bigger and stronger, just like the big fish in the ocean.
One day, while swimming in the ocean, Fin saw a group of fish swimming towards a big bin that was floating in the water. Curious, Fin followed them and saw that the bin was filled with delicious fish food!
The other fish were having a great time eating and getting bigger, but Fin couldn't reach the food because he was too small. He tried to jump and reach it, but he just couldn't.
Feeling hopeless, Fin swam away and hide behind a rock. As he lay there feeling sorry for himself, an old fish came swimming by. The old fish noticed Fin and asked him what was wrong. Fin told the old fish about his problem, and the old fish had a solution.
The old fish told Fin that instead of trying to grow bigger, he should focus on getting stronger. He explained that by exercising and eating the right foods, Fin could become a strong and healthy fish.
Fin was excited to try the old fish's advice. He started swimming faster and doing fishy push-ups. He also started eating more healthy foods like seaweed and plankton.
As he continued to work hard, Fin noticed that he was getting stronger, and before long, he was able to reach the fish food in the bin. He was also getting bigger, but not as big as the other fish, he was strong and healthy fish, and that's what really mattered.
Fin was so happy, he had a big grin on his chin. The other fish in the ocean saw how strong and healthy Fin had become, and they were no longer making fun of him. Fin had learned that it's not about being the biggest or the strongest, it's about being the best version of yourself.
And that's the story of how Fin became a strong and healthy fish, and how he learned that there's no sin in being different.

Reflections

1. What did Fin wish for at the beginning of the story?
2. How did Fin become a strong and healthy fish?
3. What did Fin learn about being different at the end of the story?