Once upon a time…
In a small town covered in pristine white snow, there was a huge park where children played joyfully. One winter morning, Elif, Can, and Mert decided to meet in the park and build a very special snowman.
They gathered round pieces of snow and used them to form its head and body. They made a carrot for its nose, coal for its eyes, and a colorful scarf for its neck.
“Let’s name her Pamuk !” said Elif.
That night, as the moonlight illuminated the park, something magical happened…
Pamuk suddenly opened her eyes!
Pamuk was very surprised, but her heart was full of love. She looked around and saw a sparrow shivering in the park.
“You must be cold,” Pamuk said gently.
She took off her scarf and placed it next to the sparrow.
The next day, the children were surprised to see Pamuk without her scarf. But when they saw the sparrow happy in a warm corner, they understood everything.
As the days went by, Pamuk helped everyone.
She guided an old man who had fallen on the slippery path,
made a crying child smile, and
explained the importance of cleaning up to those who littered the park.
But as spring approached, the sun began to shine even brighter
Pamuk felt herself melting, but she wasn’t sad.
“Kindness multiplies when shared,” he told the children.
When the cotton thawed, a small puddle of water was left behind. Colorful flowers sprouted from that water
From that day on, every winter when the children made a snowman, they always said:
“If we are kind, Pamuk will always be with us.”
And the fairy tale has a happy ending.
The Lesson This Story Teaches Us:
- Mutual assistance
- Empathy
- Love for nature and living things.
- May the good be lasting.
