Diego's Goal of Responsibility
by
Thomas
A story about How to Say Sorry
for your Kindergartener.
In a blooming suburb, where the lawns were sprinkled with flowers, lived an outgoing boy named Diego. Diego loved soccer more than anything else. He would play it every day with his friends, laughing and running around.
One sunny afternoon, Diego was playing soccer with his friends. He was about to make a powerful kick. His eyes were focused, his foot swung back, and then... WHAM!
The ball flew across the yard, but it didn't land where Diego expected. Instead, it crashed into his friend's beautiful kite, tearing it apart. Diego's heart sank as he saw the ruined kite.
Diego was scared. He knew he had made a mistake, but he didn't want his friend to be upset with him. So, he decided to hide the broken kite and pretend like nothing happened.
But hiding the kite didn't make Diego feel better. He felt guilty every time he saw his friend, who was sad about his missing kite. Diego knew he had to do something.
Diego decided to fix the kite. He gathered some sticks and paper, and started to work. But fixing a kite was harder than he thought. He struggled and struggled, but the kite just wouldn't come together.
Diego felt frustrated. He had tried to fix his mistake, but it seemed impossible. He was about to give up when he remembered how sad his friend was without his kite.
With renewed determination, Diego tried again. He worked carefully, making sure each piece was in the right place. After a lot of effort, he finally managed to fix the kite.