
Once upon a time, there was a poor farmer called Bill. He worked all day in the fields, planting seeds and sowing crops to feed his family. But one day, Bill noticed a big patch of weeds in the middle of his field. He sighed, for weeds meant that the crops would be harder to harvest. 
Bill called his children to his side, and explained that he wanted them to help him with the weeds. His children were tired and wanted to play, but they could see how tired and worried Bill was, so they agreed. 
The children worked all day, and soon, the patch of weeds was gone. Bill smiled and thanked his children, and they all went back home to have dinner. 
The moral of the story is that we can all do our part to help, even if it feels like we have too much work to do. Bill felt too poor to hire more workers, but his children showed him that even they could make a difference.
