The Great Treehouse Gathering

by

Thomas

Thomas

The Great Treehouse Gathering

A story about Friendship

for your 2nd Grader.

Bolda stands on the wooden deck, gently touching her helmet. In the background, tall branches sway

High above the ground, Bolda the Bright gazed out from her leafy treehouse, excited to meet new friends among the ancient oaks. She brushed a stray leaf from her sturdy helmet, eager for the day ahead.

Blossom Sprout stands by a small potted flower, smiling. In the background, the wooden ladder

Across the wide platform, Blossom Sprout hummed a happy tune, her green vines twitching with excitement. She couldn't wait to greet every creature who lived in the forest canopy.

A swirl of bright ribbons tied to the railings of the treehouse. In the background, sunbeams shining

They began to decorate for the party, hanging bright ribbons around the treehouse so all the new friends would feel welcome and cheery.

Bolda placing a wooden bowl on a round table. In the background, tall oak leaves

Bolda arranged bowls on a broad table, thinking carefully about how to make everyone comfortable. She wanted each guest to have a special spot to share their favorite snacks.

Blossom Sprout holding a basket of colorful seeds. In the background, twisted wooden beams

Meanwhile, Blossom Sprout collected seeds and berries to share, padding softly across the planks. She made sure each seed was fresh and ready.

A small pile of wooden puzzle pieces scattered on a table. In the background, dancing shadows

Soon, neighbors arrived with tiny wooden puzzle pieces to play with. But a misunderstanding popped up when everyone grabbed for the same pieces at once.

Bolda standing tall, holding her hand out gently. In the background, fluttering leaves

Bolda quickly raised her hand for quiet, remembering that it’s wise to speak calmly. She told the group they could take turns, so everyone felt included.

Blossom Sprout nodding with a friendly smile. In the background, rope bridges crossing

Blossom Sprout offered a gentle nod, showing the creatures how to wait patiently. When one piece was placed, another guest would place the next one, and so on.

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