Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Sarah. Sarah loved to learn about different countries and cultures. She had a big, colorful map hanging on her wall, and a globe sitting on her table. She also had a special marker that she used to mark all the places she had learned about.

One day, Sarah's teacher announced that they were going to have a geography project. Each student would have to pick a country and create a poster about it. Sarah was so excited! She knew that this would be the perfect opportunity to show off everything she had learned about different countries.

Sarah went to her room and got to work. She opened her map and used her marker to circle the country she had chosen: Italy. She then grabbed her crayons and started to draw pictures of famous landmarks, like the Colosseum and the Leaning Tower of Pisa. She also wrote down fun facts about Italy, like the fact that it is known for its delicious pasta and pizza.

Once her poster was finished, Sarah put it on her classroom's bulletin board. Her classmates were impressed with her work. They all wanted to know more about Italy and asked her questions. Sarah was so happy that she could share her knowledge with her friends.

The next day, Sarah's teacher gave the class a quiz about different countries. Sarah was able to answer all the questions correctly, and she received a gold star on her quiz. She was very proud of herself.

After school, Sarah put all her art supplies back in the wastebasket and placed her poster on her table. She would never forget all the fun she had learning about Italy and couldn't wait to learn about more countries.

The end.

Reflections

1. What was Sarah's favorite thing to learn about?
2. What was the geography project that Sarah's teacher announced?
3. What country did Sarah choose for her geography project and what did she include in her poster?