Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Timmy who lived in a small village. Timmy loved to draw and was always drawing something or the other. One day, Timmy was drawing a picture of a bird when he heard a strange noise. He got up to investigate and saw a bird with a broken wing lying on the ground.

Timmy immediately ran to his grandmother and asked her what he should do. His grandmother told him to get close to the bird and offer it some food. Timmy did as he was told and the bird ate the food from his hand. He then called his grandmother to come and see the bird.

Timmy's grandmother told him that the bird needed someone to take care of it until it was well again. Timmy was happy to take on the responsibility and decided to teach the bird how to fly again. He wrote a plan on how to do it and started by building a small nest for the bird to rest in.

The next day, Timmy started teaching the bird how to fly by throwing a stick in the air and encouraging the bird to catch it. The bird was a quick learner and soon, it was able to catch the stick in mid-air. Timmy then taught the bird how to build its own nest and feed itself.

As the days passed, the bird grew stronger and Timmy's love for the bird grew too. One day, the bird was finally strong enough to fly again. Timmy was so happy that he turned around and ran to tell his grandmother the good news. The bird followed Timmy, flying behind him and chirping happily.

From that day on, the bird became Timmy's best friend and followed him everywhere. Timmy was so proud of the bird and of himself for teaching it how to fly again. And the villagers of the small village also admired Timmy for his kind and caring nature.

The end.

Reflections

1. Who is Timmy in the story?
2. What did Timmy find one day while he was drawing?
3. What did Timmy's grandmother tell him to do when he found the bird?
4. How did Timmy teach the bird how to fly again?
5. Did Timmy and the bird become friends?
6. How did the villagers feel about Timmy and the bird?
7. Why do you think Timmy took care of the bird?
8. Have you ever helped a sick animal before?
9. How did the bird show its gratitude to Timmy?
10. What can we learn from Timmy's actions in the story?