Once upon a time, in a far-off Arctic land, there lived six friends: a penguin, a narwhal, a reindeer, a walrus, a beluga whale, and a polar bear. They loved to explore and have adventures together.

One day, they heard about a treasure hidden at the North Pole that would make them all rich and famous. They decided to set off on a journey to find it. The journey was long and full of obstacles, but the friends never lost hope.

As they traveled, they encountered many strange creatures and had many funny mishaps. The penguin kept slipping on the ice, the narwhal kept getting stuck in the snowdrifts, the reindeer kept getting his antlers tangled in bushes, the walrus kept sneezing and blowing snow everywhere, the beluga whale kept singing out of tune, and the polar bear kept getting lost.

Finally, after many days of traveling, they reached the North Pole. To their surprise, the treasure was not gold or jewels, but a big jar of jellybeans! The friends were so happy, they danced and sang and ate jellybeans for days.

And from that day on, they continued to have many adventures, but they always remembered the best adventure of all was the one where they found the treasure of the North Pole and became the richest and most famous creatures in the Arctic.

The end.

Reflections

1. Who were the six friends in the story?
2. What was the treasure they were searching for at the North Pole?
3. What happened to the penguin on their journey?
4. What did the friends find when they reached the North Pole?
5. Why was the jellybean treasure the best adventure of all for the friends?