Once upon a time, there was a little ray named Ray. Ray loved to explore the world and learn new things. One day, while he was flying through the sky, he saw a beautiful rectangle in the distance. He flew closer to take a look.

The rectangle was made of shiny glass and reflected everything around it. Ray was fascinated by the reflection and decided to investigate. He flew around the rectangle, trying to understand how it worked.

As he flew, he realized that the reflection in the glass was actually a rational representation of the world. Every object and every color was reflected in the same proportion as it was in real life. Ray was amazed by this and decided to use his newfound knowledge to help others.

From that day on, Ray traveled the world, teaching others about the power of rational reflection. He showed people how they could use reflections to understand the world around them and make it a better place.

And so, Ray became known as the little ray who taught the world about rational reflection. Children everywhere loved to hear his stories and learned to appreciate the beauty of reflections. And every time they saw a rectangle, they thought of Ray and the important lesson he taught them.

Reflections

1. What was Ray's favorite thing to do?
2. What did Ray see in the distance that made him curious?
3. What did Ray learn about the reflection in the glass rectangle?
4. How did Ray use his new knowledge to help others?
5. What was the lesson that Ray taught the world?
6. What do you think Ray would have done if he didn't see the reflection in the glass rectangle?
7. How did the reflection in the glass rectangle help Ray understand the world better?
8. What do you think the world would be like if everyone knew about rational reflection like Ray did?