Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a group of animals who were the best of friends. There was a mouse named Mickey, a fish named Freddie, a pig named Porky, a cat named KitKat, a horse named Hoppy, a cow named Cindy, and a dog named Danny.

One day, they were sitting together and talking about their dreams. Mickey the mouse dreamed of flying like a bird, Freddie the fish dreamed of walking on land, and KitKat the cat dreamed of having wings.

Just then, a magical fairy appeared in front of them. "I have heard your dreams, my dear animals," she said. "And I have decided to grant them to you for one day only."

The animals were overjoyed and couldn't wait to see what their new abilities would bring.

The next day, Mickey woke up to find that he had grown a pair of wings! He flew around the village, visiting all his friends, who were amazed by his new ability. Freddie the fish was now able to walk on land, and KitKat the cat had a pair of wings too!

They all decided to go on an adventure and explore the world in their new forms. They had a lot of fun, but they soon realized that they were not as good at their new abilities as they thought they would be.

Mickey the mouse was a terrible flyer, Freddie the fish was wobbly on his feet, and KitKat the cat kept bumping into trees with her wings. Porky the pig, Hoppy the horse, Cindy the cow, and Danny the dog were having a great time watching their friends' adventures.

Eventually, they all grew tired and decided to go back home. When they got there, the fairy appeared again and said, "It is time for you to return to your original forms."

The animals were sad to give up their new abilities, but they were also grateful for the amazing experience. From that day on, they all cherished the talents they were born with and never forgot the fun they had as winged mice, walking fish, and flying cats.

The end.

Reflections

1. Who was the magical fairy in the story?
2. Which animal wanted to fly like a bird?
3. How did the animals feel about their new abilities?
4. Which animal was a terrible flyer?
5. Why did the animals have to return to their original forms?
6. What did the animals learn from their adventure?
7. Who were the best of friends in the story?
8. What was the pig's name in the story?
9. What did the cat want to have in the story?
10. Who was the horse in the story?