Little Friends of Nature

The sun rose in the sky with a smile. Birds chirped on the branches, flowers opened their leaves. Little children playing in the garden felt the beauty of nature. The world was very happy with the morning light.

Aras and Ada held hands and ran in the garden. The flowers swayed as if to say, 'Hello!' Sweet-smelling daisies, colorful tulips... Everywhere was so lively and bright! They loved to run and play.

Little Aras hugged a big, strong tree. The tree whispered to him, 'My leaves dance with the wind, and birds build nests in my branches.' Aras gently patted the tree's trunk. He loved the big tree.

Ada smelled a bright red flower. 'How lovely you smell!' she said. The flowers seemed to smile. Bees buzzed from flower to flower, busy and happy. Buzz, buzz, buzz!

Suddenly, the sky changed. Gray clouds gathered, and tiny raindrops began to fall. 'Pitter-patter-pitter!' Aras and Ada watched the rain from a window. They loved the sound of rain.

The rain watered the earth and washed the flowers. Everything became sparkling clean. Raindrops glistened like pearls on the green leaves. So shiny and new!

Then the rain stopped, and the sun smiled again. A colorful rainbow appeared in the sky! Aras and Ada clapped with joy. 'Wow, a rainbow!' they cheered.

Aras and Ada danced under the rainbow. A butterfly fluttered past them, and a ladybug walked on a leaf. All of nature's friends were with them, happy and free.

They went to the sea. The blue, blue sea welcomed them. Waves gently splashed onto the shore, 'Splash, splash, splash!' A tiny crab walked on the sand.

Ada collected seashells. Aras built sandcastles. Fish in the sea winked at them. Every corner of nature was full of wonderful surprises.

Evening came, and the setting sun painted the sky orange. Birds returned to their nests, and flowers fell asleep. Aras and Ada said, 'Good night, nature!'

How wonderful it is to love nature and protect it! Every day is a new adventure, a new discovery. Aras and Ada were so happy for all the beauty nature gave them. Hooray for nature!