Once upon a time, there was a small village where all the kids loved to play sports. They had a club where they could play different games and have fun with their friends.

One day, the kids decided to form a crew and compete against each other in different sports. They had a coach to guide them and help them practice.

The first sport they decided to compete in was cricket. They all put on their cleats and headed to the field with their bat and ball in hand. The game was intense, but in the end, one team emerged victorious.

Next, they decided to play a game of bocce. The bocce balls were rolled, and the kids cheered as they tried to catch them in the right spot. It was a close game, but one team managed to come out on top.

Finally, they decided to have a canoe race on the nearby lake. They each climbed into their canoes with their paddles in hand, ready to compete. The race was full of twists and turns, but in the end, one team crossed the finish line first and was declared the winner.

As the day came to a close, the kids gathered their belongings and headed home, exhausted but happy. They put their cleats in their box and promised to come back and compete again soon. And that's exactly what they did, every week, for years to come!

Reflections

1. What was the purpose of the club in the story?
2. What was the coach's role in the crew?
3. What were the three sports the kids competed in?
4. How did the kids feel at the end of the day?
5. How did the kids show sportsmanship in the story?
6. Who won the canoe race in the end?
7. How did the kids react when they won or lost a game?
8. What did the kids do with their cleats at the end of the day?
9. Why do you think the kids wanted to compete against each other in different sports?
10. What would you like to compete in if you were part of the crew?