
Once upon a time there was a boy. He was three years old. His family loved him very much. One day he was playing in the garden. As he played, he heard a sound. It was a silence, like he had never heard before. He walked closer. Suddenly, he saw a terrible sight. A bird had been hurt. He knew this was bad and he wanted to help.
The boy went running to his family. He said, "Help! Help! I recognize something bad!" His family quickly came and saw the hurt bird. They were very quiet. None of them knew what to do.
The boy's father had an idea. He said, "Let's take the bird to the vet. Maybe he can help it get better." And so the family went.
The vet worked quickly and carefully. After a few minutes, the bird was as good as new. Everyone was so relieved!
The boy had taught his family a lesson. He recognized something bad and he asked for help. By recognizing the problem and speaking up, they were able to make the bird better. Silence was not the answer, and the family knew this.
Understanding the terrible can help us make a better future.
