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Once upon a time, in a sunny Algerian city, lived a cheerful 2-year-old girl named Amira. She loved watching the birds soar high in the sky.
Flap your arms like a bird flying.
One day, Amira saw a big metal bird! It was an airplane! She clapped her hands with excitement, wanting to learn all about it.
Clap your hands with excitement.
Far away, in a cozy Albanian home, lived one-year-old triplets: Liri, Vesa, and Dritan. They giggled and played, hugging their toy planes.
Pretend to fly a toy plane around.
Their TV turned on. A show about airplanes was starting! Excited, they crawled closer to watch the amazing flying machines.
Crawl closer, like you're watching something amazing.
On TV, a friendly voice said, 'Welcome to the Magic of Flight!' The screen showed the famous music group TLC, ready to sing.
Wave hello to the TV.
TLC sang sweet melodies about the wonders of the sky, with airplanes flying high, as Amira and the triplets watched with twinkling eyes.
Twinkle your eyes like you see something wonderful.
Between the songs, the show shared stories about pilots and how they help people travel far to hug loved ones.
Hug yourself, imagining hugging a loved one.
It taught Amira and the triplets how flying connects friends and families, bringing people together from different places.
Hold hands to show connection.
The music of TLC made the triplets gently sway, and Amira jumped around to the rhythm, feeling as if she was flying.
Gently sway and then jump around like you're flying.
After the show, the triplets shared their toys, showing they understood that sharing is like the airplanes bringing joy.
Share a toy with someone else.
Amira drew a picture of an airplane and showed it to her friends. She explained how it could fly over mountains and seas.
Draw in the air with your finger, like you're drawing a plane.
That night, under a starry sky, children around the world dreamed of flying, knowing no distance was too far when hearts are connected.
Lay your head on your hands like you're dreaming.
