Once upon a time, in a small village, there was a young boy named Tim who loved to tinker with things. One day, while he was playing with his toys, he noticed that his toy car's wheel was broken. Tim was sad because he couldn't play with his favorite toy anymore.

But Tim was a clever boy and he knew how to fix things. He went to his workshop and took out his toolbox. He found a small wrench, a screwdriver, and a hammer. He carefully examined the broken wheel and realized that the axle had come loose from the frame.

Tim got to work and fixed the axle back into the frame. But the wheel still wouldn't move. Tim realized that the wheel was a "float" wheel, which meant it could move up and down. But now it was stuck in one place.

Tim thought for a moment and remembered that he had a fork in his toolbox that he could use to release the wheel. He carefully inserted the fork into the wheel and gave it a gentle push. The wheel popped back into place and started to move freely again.

Tim was so happy that he had fixed his toy car. He tested it by rolling it back and forth, and the wheel moved smoothly. He was proud of himself for using his problem-solving skills to fix the toy.

From that day on, Tim was known as the village's fixer. Whenever someone had a broken toy or a broken tool, they would bring it to Tim, and he would use his tools and his clever mind to fix it. Tim was very happy that he could help others and that he had found a way to use his skills to make others happy.

And that's the story of Tim, the clever fixer who used his tools and his mind to make broken things work again.

Reflections

1. Who is the main character in the story?
2. What was broken in the story?
3. How did Tim fix the broken toy car?
4. What was Tim's toolbox filled with?
5. Why was Tim known as the village's fixer?
6. What did Tim use to make the wheel move freely again?
7. How did Tim feel after fixing the toy car?
8. Do you think you could fix a broken toy like Tim? Why or why not?