Zippy Zapata's Magic Potion Party

by

Thomas

Thomas

Zippy Zapata's Magic Potion Party

A story about Sharing

for your Kindergartener.

Zippy Zapata stands at a wooden table, smiling at his row of glass bottles. In the background, shelves of glittery jars

Zippy Zapata was a boy wizard with bright eyes and a curious mind. He lived in a colorful kitchen filled with bubbling potions and twinkling lights.

A large, swirling pot sits by a stack of wooden spoons, glowing with pink steam. In the background, floating sparkles

One day, Zippy decided to throw a special potion party. He invited all his friends to come have fun with magical ingredients.

Zippy Zapata holds up a big spoon while friends gather around the table. In the background, pastel-colored potion bottles

Everyone arrived, full of excitement. Zippy said, “Let’s start mixing, friends!”

Zippy Zapata rubs his chin as he looks at empty bowls on the table. In the background, cabinets filled with colorful powders

Suddenly, Zippy noticed a problem. Some friends did not have enough shiny crystals to finish their potions.

Zippy Zapata holds an open pouch with no dust inside. In the background, twinkling lights on the walls

Zippy reached for his sparkly dust, but he discovered his pouch was empty. He felt a little sad.

A dusty bookshelf stands by a small cauldron, with a few shimmering flakes scattered on the floor. In the background, tall jars of rainbow liquids

He searched high and low. The sparkly dust was all gone, and the potion party felt stuck.

Zippy Zapata points to the table where friends’ potion supplies are gathered. In the background, tiny star-shaped lanterns

Zippy remembered a clever tip: when you share, everyone can have what they need. “Maybe if we pool our ingredients, we can help each other!” he suggested.

Zippy Zapata thanks his friends as he carefully scoops shared dust into his bowl. In the background, a soft glow from hanging lights

One friend smiled and said, “I have extra shiny crystals! You can use some.” Another friend offered, “I still have sparkly dust left!”

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