Once upon a time, in a vast and beautiful prairie, there lived a strong and proud bison named Braveheart. He was the leader of his herd and protected them from any danger.

One day, a group of hunters came to the prairie and began to hunt the bison for their meat and hides. Braveheart and his herd were able to escape, but many of their friends and family were killed. Braveheart knew he had to avenge his fallen loved ones.

He rallied his herd and together, they came up with a plan. They would hold a powwow, a meeting of all the animals in the prairie, to discuss what to do about the hunters.

At the powwow, Braveheart stood tall and strong as he told the gathered animals about the hunters and their cruel ways. The animals were outraged and pledged to help Braveheart and his herd.

The animals worked together to create teepee traps for the hunters. The next time the hunters came to the prairie, they fell into the traps and were captured by the animals.

Thanks to Braveheart and the powwow, the hunters were driven out of the prairie and the bison and their friends were able to live in peace once again. From that day on, powwows were held regularly to ensure the safety and well-being of all the animals in the prairie.

Reflections

1. Why did Braveheart feel it was necessary to avenge his fallen loved ones?
2. What was the purpose of the powwow in the story?
3. What was the outcome of the powwow and the cooperation of the animals?
4. How did the powwow help ensure the safety and well-being of all the animals in the prairie?