Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Sarah. She loved to play with her friends, and they would always have so much fun together. One day, they decided to go on an adventure to find a hidden treasure.

Sarah, her friends, and their dog, Max, set off into the woods. They walked for hours, and finally, they came across a cave. They were a little scared, but they were also very excited.

As they entered the cave, they saw a big chest in the corner. They ran over to it, and Sarah said, "I think this is the treasure!" She opened the chest, and they were amazed at what they saw.

There was a beautiful necklace, a shiny coin, and a map. Sarah took the map and said, "We have to follow this to find the rest of the treasure!" They all agreed and set off on a new adventure.

They followed the map, and finally, they came to a clearing. In the center of the clearing, there was a big tree with a sign that read, "The treasure is in the tree." They all looked up and saw a hole in the tree.

Sarah climbed up to the hole, and she saw that there was a big chest inside. She climbed back down and said, "We did it! We found the treasure!" They all cheered and opened the chest.

Inside the chest, they found gold coins, diamonds, and rubies. They were all so happy, and they decided to split the treasure equally among themselves. They all hugged each other and thanked each other for being such great friends.

From that day on, Sarah, her friends, and Max went on many more adventures, and they always had each other by their side. They learned that the most valuable treasure of all was their friendship.

Reflections

1. Who were the main characters in the story?
2. What did Sarah and her friends find in the cave?
3. What did they have to do to find the rest of the treasure?
4. What was inside the big chest they found in the tree?
5. What did Sarah and her friends learn from their adventure?
6. What do you think is the most important thing they discovered on their adventure?
7. If you could go on an adventure like Sarah and her friends, what would you like to find?
8. How do you think Sarah and her friends felt when they found the treasure in the tree?
9. What does the story teach us about friendship?
10. Can you think of another adventure that Sarah and her friends could go on together?