

Lily and Ben were playing in the park. They saw a big tent with a sign that said "Display of Wild Objects". They were curious and wanted to see what was inside.
They asked their mom if they could go in. Mom said yes, but they had to hold her hand and be careful. She paid for the tickets and they entered the tent.
Inside, they saw many strange and colorful objects. Some were furry, some were shiny, some were spiky. They were all different shapes and sizes. Lily and Ben pointed and gasped at each one.
"Look, mom, a wild object!" Lily said, pointing at a stuffed lion with a mane and a tail.
"That's not a wild object, silly, that's a toy animal!" Ben said, laughing.
"No, it's a wild object, it has teeth and claws!" Lily said, sticking out her tongue.
Mom smiled and explained that the lion was a toy, but it was made to look like a real animal that lived in a faraway place called Africa. She said that some of the objects were toys, and some were things that people found or made from nature.
Lily and Ben learned a lot from the display of wild objects. They saw feathers, shells, rocks, bones, masks, baskets, and more. They asked mom many questions and she tried to answer them.
They had so much fun that they didn't want to leave. But mom said it was time to go home and have lunch. They thanked the people who showed them the wild objects and said goodbye.
They walked out of the tent, holding mom's hand and talking about what they saw. They agreed that the display of wild objects was the best thing in the park.
