Wally Worm Saves the Sprout
Wally gently moves a pebble so a young sprout can grow.
Picture stories and little discoveries to share. Read aloud together, then choose an adventure with a grown-up.
Look, listen, talk. Take your time with the pictures. Read aloud together, then ask: “What did you notice?”
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Wally gently moves a pebble so a young sprout can grow.
Wally notices cool evening air reaching the soil. He gently pulls fallen leaves over three little garden beds like blankets, then rests underground.
Zara welcomes a new neighbor and learns that kindness can begin with one invitation.
Wally feels unsure about a new food and explores it slowly without being pushed to eat more.
Zara tests dry, overly wet, and damp sand to build a castle that keeps its shape.
Zara teaches a sea dragon a safe game of bubbles.
Zara and Teddy pretend a pillow is a boat crossing a carpet sea. They visit Blanket Island, whisper good night to the waves, and turn the boat back into Zara's pillow.
Maya follows a trail that seems to disappear and discovers how sunlight changes what she can see.
Theo investigates a mailbox that whispers on windy afternoons and finds a harmless cause inside its loose flag.
Zara uses shape, position, and light direction to match mixed-up shadow cards at the library.
Eli counts the timing of a double bell and discovers that one ring is an echo from the courtyard wall.
Ruby studies a striped feather without disturbing wildlife and identifies the bird by comparing safe clues.
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