Charlie the Camel woke up with a big smile on his face. Today was his first day of school!

As he walked through the sandy dunes, Charlie practiced all the letters and numbers he had learned over the summer.

When he reached the school, the other animals were already there. The turtle, the monkey, and the elephant were chatting happily.

Charlie felt a little nervous. He wasn't sure if he would fit in. But he took a deep breath and walked towards them.

The teacher, Mrs. Giraffe, greeted them all and led them inside. She explained the importance of good listening.

During the lesson, Charlie found it hard to focus. He looked out the window and fiddled with his pencil.

Mrs. Giraffe gently reminded him about good listening. Charlie realized he wasn't being a good listener.

He apologized and tried his best to pay attention. As a result, he learned a lot about the animals' different habitats.

At recess, the animals played together. Charlie realized that good listening made him a better friend and classmate.

As the day ended, Charlie felt happy. He knew that good listening was an important skill for everyone.

Charlie got home and shared all the exciting things he learned, feeling proud of his first day at school.

He fell asleep with a smile, ready for the next day's adventures at school.