Once upon a time there was a small cemetery in a town known for its rich cultural traditions. Each year, the town held a procession to honor their ancestors and keep their traditions alive. One year, a new generation of kids decided to shake things up and have a little fun during the procession. They snuck up to the altar, pretending to be the spirits of their ancestors, and started leading the procession in silly dance moves. The grown-ups were shocked, but soon found themselves laughing and joining in on the fun. From then on, the procession became a lively celebration of honoring their ancestors and preserving their culture.

Reflections

1. Why did the new generation want to change the procession?
2. Why did the grown-ups initially react to the kids' actions?
3. What does it mean to honor ancestors and preserve culture?
4. How did the procession change after the kids took part?
5. What can we learn from the story about keeping traditions alive?