Once upon a time, there was a spider named Spinner who loved to spin silk. One day, Spinner met a butterfly named Butter and they became friends. Butter asked Spinner to help him find a way to protect his delicate wings from the spiny thorns in the forest.

Spinner used his silk to weave a feather-light shield for Butter's wings. Butter was so grateful that he offered to help Spinner in return.

One day, they heard about a group of tadpoles who were lost and needed help crossing a pond filled with hungry sharks. Spinner and Butter came up with a plan to use their silk and feathers to weave a strong rope bridge.

They worked together and soon the tadpoles were safely across the pond, thanks to Spinner's silk, Butter's feathers, and their teamwork.

From that day on, Spinner and Butter were known as the heroes of the forest. And every time they saw a twig in need, they would always lend a helping hand. Because they knew that together, they could do anything!

Reflections

• Why was Butter grateful to Spinner?
• How did Spinner and Butter help the tadpoles cross the pond safely?
• What did Spinner and Butter become known as in the forest?
• What can we learn from the teamwork of Spinner and Butter?