Once upon a time, there was an otter named Oscar who lived by a river. One day, while searching for food, he stumbled upon an onion that had grown on the riverbank. Oscar was very curious about the onion, as he had never seen one before.

He decided to take the onion home to his underwater cave, where he lived with his friend, an octopus named Octavia. When Oscar showed Octavia the onion, she was very excited and suggested that they bake it in the oven to see what it tasted like.

So, Oscar and Octavia turned the oven on and put the onion inside. While they were waiting for the onion to cook, they decided to go for a swim outside. But when they returned to the cave, they saw that the oven was still on and the onion was nowhere to be found!

They searched everywhere, but the onion was gone. Then, they remembered that they had turned the oven off before they went for a swim. So, they quickly turned the oven off and, to their surprise, they found the onion inside, perfectly cooked!

Oscar and Octavia were very happy and sat down to enjoy their delicious onion. From that day on, they always remembered to turn the oven off before going outside. And they lived happily ever after, always searching for new and exciting foods to try.

The end.

Reflections

1. What did Oscar the otter find on the riverbank?
2. What did Octavia suggest they do with the onion?
3. What did Oscar and Octavia forget to do before they went for a swim?
4. What happened when they returned to the cave?
5. What did Oscar and Octavia learn from their adventure with the onion?