Lily and the Juice

Lily and the Juice

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Lily, a helpful girl with a big hat, tries to water her friends' plants with juice, leading to funny and unexpected reactions from the plants and giggles from her friends. She eventually learns the importance of using water for plants.

age3 - 5 years old
emotional intelligence
Story Details

Lily had a big hat. She liked to help. Her friend, Pip, had a plant. "I will help!" said Lily.

She poured juice. Not water! The plant shook. It wiggled.

Pip giggled. "Oh, Lily!" he said. Next, Dot had a rose.

"I will help!" said Lily. She poured juice. Not water! The rose danced. It spun.

Dot laughed. "Oh, Lily!" she said. Then, Max had a tall tree.

"I will help!" said Lily. She poured juice. Not water! The tree jumped. It flopped.

Max chuckled. "Oh, Lily!" he said. Lily saw the juice.

She saw the wiggles. No more juice. Only water! Lily learned.

Her friends cheered.

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