Once upon a time, in a far-off land, there lived a nomadic tribe who wandered the lush green forests in search of the perfect resource. One day, the tribe came across a strange and exotic land where everything was made of dung. The people were sturdy and hospitable, but they faced a major problem of drought.

Years of climate change had caused the precipitation to decrease, causing the vegetation to wither away. The nomads, who were experts in finding resources, came to the rescue of the dung people. They taught them how to collect and store rainwater and how to grow crops in the dry climate.

Over the millennia, the nomads and the dung people lived together in harmony, sharing their resources and learning from each other. The lush vegetation returned and the land was filled with life once again. From that day on, the nomads and the dung people were known as the best of friends, living happily ever after. And that's why, whenever it rains, they dance and sing, "Rain, rain, go away, come again another day!"

Reflections

1. What was the problem faced by the dung people in the story?
2. How did the nomads help the dung people?
3. What did the nomads and the dung people learn from each other?
4. Why is rain important in the story?
5. What do you think would have happened if the nomads never came to the dung people's aid?