Once upon a time, in a tundra far away, there lived a resourceful caribou called Carl. He lived in an igloo made of sod with his family. One winter when it was very cold and snowy, Carl decided to migrate to find food for his family. He packed his trusty kayak, put on his warm parka, and set off on his journey.

After many days of traveling, Carl came across a group of caribous who were struggling to find food. They were cold and hungry because their igloos were not well insulated. Carl, being resourceful, remembered the stories his ancestors told him about how to keep warm in the tundra. He gathered some sod, built a new igloo for the caribous, and showed them how to insulate it properly. The caribous were amazed and grateful, and they all had a warm and cozy night's sleep.

From that day on, Carl became known as the "Igloo Builder" and helped other caribous whenever they needed a warm place to stay. And that's how Carl became a hero in the tundra!

Reflections

1. What did Carl pack for his journey?
2. Why were the caribous struggling to find food?
3. How did Carl help the other caribous stay warm?
4. Why was Carl known as the "Igloo Builder"?
5. What did Carl learn from his ancestors about staying warm in the tundra?