Once upon a time, there was a Sir who lived in a big castle. He had a son and a daughter who both went to school. One day, Sir took his son and daughter to school with him because he wanted to show them what he did at work every day.

When they arrived at school, Sir put on his suit and went to teach his class while his son and daughter waited in the cloakroom. The teacher was very impressed with Sir's lessons and the students loved him.

After class, Sir took his son and daughter to meet the other teachers and see the rest of the school. They even got to play in the playground and have lunch with the students.

At the end of the day, Sir, his son, and daughter went back to the cloakroom to change out of their suits. Sir's son and daughter were so proud of their dad, they couldn't wait to tell their friends all about their day at school with Sir.

From that day on, Sir's son and daughter had a new appreciation for what their dad did every day and were proud to call him their teacher. The end.

Reflections

1. Who is Sir in the story?
2. What does Sir do for a living?
3. Where did Sir take his son and daughter in the story?
4. What did Sir's son and daughter do while Sir was teaching?
5. How did Sir's son and daughter feel about Sir at the end of the day?
6. Why was Sir's son and daughter proud of him?
7. Can you think of a time when you learned something new about your parents or someone you admire?