Once upon a time, there was a group of sea creatures and land animals who lived in the Arctic. There was a beluga whale, a narwhal, a penguin, a walrus, a reindeer, and a polar bear. They all wanted to have a big party! But they didn't know where to have it.

The beluga whale suggested they hold the party in the ocean, but the penguin said "I can't swim!" The narwhal suggested they hold the party on an iceberg, but the reindeer said "I'll slip and slide!" And the walrus said "I don't want to get sunburned!"

Just then, the polar bear had an idea. He said "Why don't we have the party on my ice floe? I'll provide the music with my roar!" So the animals all agreed and gathered on the polar bear's ice floe.

They danced and sang, and even the beluga whale and the narwhal did the cha-cha! The penguin waddled, the reindeer pranced, and the walrus did the walrus dance.

In the end, they all had so much fun that they decided to make it an annual event! And every year, they would all gather on the polar bear's ice floe to dance, sing, and have a blast!

The end.

Reflections

1. What were the challenges of finding a place to hold the party?
2. Why did the animals choose the polar bear's ice floe as the party location?
3. Which animal suggested the cha-cha dance?
4. How did the penguin participate in the dance party?
5. Why did the animals decide to make the party an annual event?