Once upon a time, there was a child who loved to play in the nearby forest. One day while playing, they stumbled upon a bear who was very hungry. The bear asked the child if they had any food. The child said no, but they did have a fishing rod. The bear was curious and asked the child to show them how to fish.

The child and bear went to the nearby stream and started fishing. The bear caught a big fish, but a frog jumped out of the water and claimed it was his. The bear and child were surprised and asked the frog why it was his. The frog explained that he lived in the stream and all the fish in the water were his.

The bear was about to argue with the frog when a worm popped out of the ground and said, "But wait! I live in the soil and provide food for the fish, so the fish are actually mine!" The bee then buzzed by and added, "Hold on, I pollinate the flowers near the stream and provide food for the worm, so the fish are actually mine!"

The child, bear, frog, worm, and bee all looked at each other, realizing they all live together in the forest and depend on each other. They laughed and decided to share the fish and live in harmony. The end.

Reflections

1. Who were the main characters in the story?
2. Why did the bear ask the child for food?
3. Who claimed the fish caught by the bear and child?
4. How did the worm, bee, and frog contribute to the story?
5. What did the characters learn in the end?