In this lesson, you will learn how important it is to rest when you feel tired, just like Toby did! You will also discover how helping friends can make everyone happy, and you’ll understand that using tools safely is a fun way to fix things. By the end of our adventure, you’ll know why it’s essential to take breaks and how being a good friend can make a big difference!
Hi there! Are you ready for a fun story about cars and friends? Let’s meet Baby Busi and Toby. Baby Busi loves driving around, and Toby is a helpful friend!
One day, Toby was so tired that he fell asleep. “Wake up, Toby!” everyone shouted. Toby woke up just in time to see the bright lights and hear the happy music.
Uh-oh! Toby got hurt and needed to go to the repair shop. Zach, another friend, was ready to help. “Let’s fix Toby with our special tools,” said Zach. Toby showed Zach how to use the tools to fix things like the flashlight and the tire.
After some hard work, Toby was all better! “Does anyone need a towing service?” asked Toby, ready to help others again. But Toby was still a little tired from driving all night.
Zach reminded Toby, “It’s not safe to drive when you’re sleepy. Go get some rest!” Toby agreed and decided to take a nap.
Everyone was happy and said, “Thanks so much! Bye-bye!” Toby was glad to help and even sang a funny song, making everyone laugh.
Did you know that it’s important to rest when you’re tired? Just like Toby, we need to sleep so we can be safe and strong. And remember, helping friends is always a good thing!
Thanks for joining the adventure with Toby and friends. See you next time!
Sleepy Time Experiment: Let’s learn why rest is important! Ask a grown-up to help you set up a simple experiment. For one day, try doing your usual activities without taking a nap. The next day, take a nap and then do the same activities. How do you feel on each day? Which day do you feel more energetic and happy? Share your observations with your friends or family.
Tool Time Adventure: Just like Zach helped Toby with tools, let’s explore some safe tools at home. With an adult’s help, find some simple tools like a spoon, a brush, or a toy hammer. Try using them to fix or build something, like stacking blocks or brushing a doll’s hair. Talk about how each tool helps us, just like Zach’s tools helped Toby!
Helping Hands Game: Helping friends is important! Play a game where you and your friends or family take turns being “Toby” who needs help. The others can be “Zach” and offer help. You can pretend to fix a toy, clean up, or even sing a funny song to cheer up “Toby.” After playing, discuss how it feels to help and be helped.
