Once upon a time, there was a computer who lived in a classroom. One day, the computer got tired of sitting on the table all day long and decided to go on an adventure. The computer jumped off the table and started exploring the classroom.

The computer saw a board and asked, "What are you?" The board replied, "I'm a board, I'm used for writing and drawing." The computer then saw a chair and asked, "What are you?" The chair replied, "I'm a chair, I'm used for sitting."

Next, the computer saw a pencil case and asked, "What are you?" The pencil case replied, "I'm a pencil case, I'm used for holding pencils." The computer then saw a peg and asked, "What are you?" The peg replied, "I'm a peg, I'm used for hanging things."

The computer thought for a moment and then said, "I have an idea! Let's switch places for a day!" So, the board sat on the chair, the pencil case hung on the peg, and the computer sat on the table.

The next day, when the students came into the classroom, they were confused. The computer was sitting on the table, the board was sitting on the chair, and the pencil case was hanging on the peg. But after a few minutes, everyone started having a great time with the new setup.

The end.

Reflections

1. What did the computer see on its adventure in the classroom?
2. What did the board, chair, pencil case, and peg say about themselves?
3. What did the computer suggest to do for a day?
4. How did the students react to the new setup in the classroom?