Once upon a time, in a far-off land, there lived a group of people who were very fond of using fossil fuels. They used it to power their homes, cars, and factories. But little did they know, their actions were causing the Earth's climate to change.

The people had a wise meteorologist who tried to warn them about the dangers of using fossil fuels. She explained how these fuels release greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, which trap heat and cause the Earth's temperature to rise. This phenomenon is called global warming.

The meteorologist also told the people that this could lead to melting of ice caps and glaciers, causing sea levels to rise, and affecting the lives of many living creatures. But the people did not pay attention to her warnings.

One day, the meteorologist came up with an idea. She suggested that they could use hydropower, a form of renewable energy, instead of fossil fuels. Hydropower uses the energy of falling water to generate electricity and does not release any pollutants into the atmosphere.

The people were hesitant at first but soon realized the benefits of hydropower. They started to build hydroelectric dams and power their homes and factories with clean energy. As a result, the Earth's temperature began to cool down and the ice age that was coming, stopped.

The people were happy and grateful to the meteorologist for showing them the way to save their planet. They learned their lesson and promised to always use clean energy and protect the Earth from global warming.

Moral of the story: Using fossil fuels can cause global warming and harm the Earth, but by using clean energy like hydropower, we can protect our planet for the future.

Reflections

1. What was the main problem the people in the story faced?
2. What did the meteorologist warn the people about?
3. What was the solution the meteorologist suggested to the people?
4. How did the people react to the meteorologist's solution?
5. What was the moral of the story?