Once upon a time, there was a young Hispanic boy named Juan. He lived in a diverse city where people from all over the world came to live, work and contribute to its culture. Juan was proud of his heritage and loved learning about the achievements of his ancestors.

One day, Juan's teacher asked the class to think about what it means to be a good citizen. Juan thought about his immigrant parents and how they worked hard to involve themselves in the community and make a difference.

Juan realized that being a good citizen also meant celebrating and respecting the diverse backgrounds of every individual in his community. So, he decided to organize a cultural festival to showcase the different heritages represented in the city.

The festival was a huge success! Everyone had a great time learning about each other's cultures and achievements. Juan was praised for his creativity and leadership and was even given an award for his contribution to the community.

From that day on, Juan continued to involve himself in community events and spread the message of diversity and inclusion to all those around him. And the diverse city lived happily ever after!

Reflections

1. Why was Juan proud of his heritage?
2. What did Juan learn about being a good citizen?
3. How did Juan involve himself in the community?
4. Why was the festival a success?
5. What message did Juan spread to those around him?