Reflection Questions
Once there was a little boy named James. He had bright blue eyes and loved playing in the sunny park.
When James was good, he was very, very good. He would help his mom in the garden, planting colorful flowers.
James also shared his toys with his friends. Everyone smiled when he was around. They all played games together.
But when James was bad, he was atrocious! One day, he refused to tidy his room and yelled loudly.
He stomped around the house like a grumpy bear, pouting when things did not go his way.
James would forget to say 'Please' or 'Thank you,' which made his parents very sad.
His parents sat with him and explained why being kind was important. James listened carefully.
Thinking about it, James decided to be the good boy he loved being. He went to his room and tidied up.
The next day, James said 'Sorry' to his parents and gave them big hugs. They all felt happy again.
From then on, James tried his best to be good always. But sometimes he still made mistakes.
When he made mistakes, he remembered to say sorry and learned from them. Everyone can grow, thought James.
And that's how James realized that being very, very good felt much better than being atrocious.
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