Once upon a time, there was a farmer named Paul. Paul lived in a little village where everyone liked to rest and relax. But not Paul! He was always busy taking care of his farm.
Every day, Paul would rake the soil to make it nice and soft for planting. He would also collect eggs from the chickens. Paul worked very hard, even when he felt tired.
Paul knew that plants need water to grow big and strong. So, he would draw water from the well to give his plants a drink. But one day, the sun was so hot that everything became dry. There was no water left for Paul’s plants!
Paul felt a little sad, but he remembered that he was not alone. He had a special friend who could help him—his friend, the rain! The rain was never too far away and would come to help Paul’s plants grow.
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Rain Dance Experiment: Let’s pretend to be rain! Fill a small watering can or a cup with water. Go outside to a garden or a patch of soil. Pour the water gently over the plants, just like rain does. Watch how the water helps the plants. Can you see the soil getting darker and the leaves looking fresher? Talk about how important rain is for plants and how it helps them grow.
Weather Watchers: Become a weather watcher for a week! Each day, look outside and see if it’s sunny, cloudy, or rainy. Draw a picture of what you see in a special weather journal. At the end of the week, count how many sunny, cloudy, and rainy days there were. Discuss how different weather affects plants and what Paul might do on each type of day.
Plant Care Helpers: Just like Paul, you can help take care of plants! Find a small plant at home or in your classroom. Make a schedule to water it regularly. Observe how it changes over time. Does it grow taller? Do new leaves appear? Share your observations with your friends and talk about how you are helping your plant friend grow strong and healthy.
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[Music] The farmer [Music] in the village, everyone is resting [Music] everyone [Laughter] not Paul [Music] Paul knows [Music] Paul rakes [Music] for the eggs [Music] Paul draws water [Music] until he is exhausted [Music] [Music] begins to grow [Music] [Music] then everything becomes dry [Music] there is not one drop of water for Paul’s plants. Paul disperses [Music] [Music] but Paul is not alone, and his friend, the rain, is never truly far away. [Music] If you don’t have books, what are you waiting for? It’s a kid-safe, ad-free library full of storybooks that are brought to life. Ask your grown-up and start exploring more fun stories like these. Seriously, you have to check it out! Thanks for watching! For more stories, try the books app for free today. [Music]
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