Once upon a time, there was a group of friends exploring the different landforms of the world. They traveled from the rolling terrain of the countryside to the high plateaus of the mountains. Along their journey, they crossed a narrow isthmus connecting two lands and marveled at the diverse types of landforms.
One day, as they were driving on the interstate, they came across a steep gorge. Intrigued, they decided to explore it. They found a hidden delta beneath the towering cliffs, filled with all sorts of animals and plants they had never seen before.
Excited by their discovery, they built a camp and spent the night there. But as they settled in, they realized that each of them had a different idea of what fun was. One wanted to go fishing, another wanted to climb the cliffs, and a third wanted to build a fort.
Confused, they tried to come up with a solution that would make everyone happy. Suddenly, they remembered that they were exploring different landforms, so why not have a different type of fun for each landform they encountered? And that's exactly what they did!
From then on, every time they came across a new landform, they came up with a unique and exciting activity to enjoy. And they lived happily ever after, always finding new adventures and making memories in the beautiful world of landforms.

Reflections

1. What were the different landforms the friends encountered on their journey?
2. How did the friends decide what to do when they came across a new landform?
3. Can you think of other fun activities that the friends could have done in each landform?
4. Why was it important for the friends to be creative and have different types of fun?