Once upon a time, there was a tiny ant named Aldo who lived in a colony with his friends. One day, Aldo heard that his grandma was an amazing baker and wanted to learn how to bake. So, he went to visit her.

Grandma gave Aldo a recipe for sugar cookies, but Aldo made a mistake. Instead of sugar, he used salt! When he baked the cookies, they tasted terrible and Aldo was worried Grandma wouldn't be impressed.

But when Grandma tried the salty cookie, she was wise enough to see the mistake and told Aldo, "Don't worry, Aldo. Making mistakes is how we learn." She then gave him some advice on baking and showed him how to fix the recipe.

Aldo was grateful for his grandma's help and the next time he baked the cookies, they turned out delicious! He was so proud and impressed that he took a tray of cookies back to the colony to share with his friends.

From that day on, Aldo became a famous baker in the colony and always remembered his grandma's wise advice, "Making mistakes is how we learn."

The end.

Reflections

1. What was the mistake Aldo made with the recipe?
2. How did Aldo's grandma help him fix the recipe?
3. Why was Aldo grateful to his grandma?
4. What did Aldo learn from his mistake?
5. What was the reaction of the colony when they tasted the cookies?