Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She had an idea to bake a cake for her family, but she didn't know how to make it. She went to her mother for advice.

Her mother told her, "To make a cake, you need flour, sugar, eggs, and milk. But remember to use a little bit of each ingredient, not too much or too less."

Lily followed her mother's advice and started baking the cake. She measured a teaspoonful of flour, a little bit of sugar, and added a few eggs. She was so excited to see the cake rise in the oven.

But when she took the cake out of the oven, she saw that it was flat and not fluffy. She felt a pity and wondered what went wrong.

Her mother came to check on her and saw the cake. She said, "Oh dear, you used too much flour. That's why the cake is flat."

Lily was sad, but her mother had an idea. She said, "Don't worry, we can make a delicious cake together. This time, let's use less flour and a few more eggs."

Lily followed her mother's advice, and they baked the cake together. This time, the cake was fluffy and delicious.

Lily learned an important lesson that day. She realized that sometimes, things don't go as planned, but it's better to ask for advice instead of giving up. And with the right advice, she was able to make a delicious cake.

The end.

Reflections

1. What was Lily's idea at the beginning of the story?
2. Who did Lily go to for advice on baking a cake?
3. What did Lily learn about baking a cake?
4. Why did Lily's first cake turn out flat?
5. What did Lily's mother suggest to make the cake better?
6. What did Lily learn about asking for advice?
7. What was the end result of Lily's bake adventure?
8. What was the lesson that Lily learned in the story?