Once upon a time, in a far-off land, there lived a group of embers who lived in a warm source. They loved to reproduce and dance in the heat. But one day, the climate changed and became colder. The embers were not adapted to the new role and were in danger of being extinguished.

One clever ember, who was a factor in their community, came up with a plan. He suggested they use their heat to start fires in different parts of the forest to bring back the warmth.

So, the embers set out on their mission and started fires everywhere, but they soon realized that their actions were causing devastation to the forest. The trees and animals were suffering because of the heat. The embers felt terrible and didn't know what to do.

Just then, a wise old owl appeared and said, "You must find ways to adapt to the changing climate and live in harmony with nature."

The embers took the owl's advice and worked together to create a new source of heat that wouldn't harm the forest. They used it to keep themselves warm and danced and reproduced happily ever after, while also protecting their home from further devastation.

And so, the embers learned an important lesson about adapting to change and living in harmony with nature. The end.

Reflections

1. What was the problem faced by the embers in the beginning of the story?
2. How did the clever ember help the community?
3. What lesson did the embers learn from the wise old owl?
4. What did the embers do to protect the forest from devastation?
5. How did the embers adapt to the changing climate in the end?