Once upon a time, there was a sculptor named Liberty who lived in a land where freedom and independence were valued above all else. One day, Liberty was approached by an engineer named Model who had a grand idea. Model wanted to build a giant statue that would symbolize the people's love for liberty and freedom. Liberty agreed to help and together they began to work on the statue.

As they worked, Liberty noticed that Model was using a funny looking tool to shape the clay. "What is that thing?" asked Liberty. "It's my special engineering tool," replied Model, "I use it to make things more precise."

Liberty was amazed and asked if she could try it. Model handed her the tool and Liberty began to sculpt with it. She soon realized that it was much easier to create the details she wanted with the tool.

Days went by and the statue was finally finished. It was a magnificent symbol of freedom and independence and the people of the land were very proud of it. When they asked who they should donate the statue to, Liberty and Model surprised them by saying, "We have donated it to you." The people were overjoyed and the statue became a cherished symbol of their liberty and freedom.

From that day on, Liberty and Model were known as the engineers of freedom and their statue was a shining example of what can be achieved when people work together for a common goal.

Reflections

1. What did Liberty and Model want to create?
2. What tool did the engineer use to help with the sculpting work?
3. Why was the statue a symbol of freedom and independence?
4. Who did Liberty and Model donate the statue to?
5. What did the people think of the statue?