Once upon a time, in a snowy land, there lived a snowman named Frosty. He loved to play with the bells that Santa Claus had left behind after delivering presents on Christmas Day. But one day, the bell's rope got tangled and they wouldn't ring.
Frosty asked an elf for help, but the elf was too busy making candles for Santa's sleigh. So Frosty decided to take matters into his own hands and fix the bells himself.
He put on Santa's hat, grabbed some tools, and climbed up to the roof of Santa's workshop. While he was working on the bells, a strong wind blew and carried Frosty's hat away!
Frosty chased the hat all the way to the fireplace, where he found it stuck to a snowflake. He reached for it, but the snowflake melted in the heat and the hat fell into the fireplace!
Frosty quickly used some snowflakes to put out the fire, but the hat was ruined. He felt very sad, but then Santa Claus appeared and cheered him up.
"Don't worry Frosty, I have plenty of hats," said Santa, "And you did a great job saving my hat from the fire!"
From that day on, Frosty was known as the hero of the North Pole, and he always had a special place in Santa's heart. The end.

Reflections

1. What was Frosty trying to fix when he put on Santa's hat?
2. How did the hat get stuck to a snowflake?
3. Why did Frosty feel sad after putting out the fire?
4. How did Santa Claus make Frosty feel better?
5. What is Frosty known as now?