Meena walked towards the stream near the bamboo bridge to sail her paper boats.
The paper boat sailed down the stream swiftly and made Meena very delighted.
A naughty boy was pushing and overturning Meena's paper boats into the water for fun.
Meena stared at the boy angrily and told him to stop overturning her boats.
The boy agreed to stop because he also wanted to play with paper boats.
The boy could not make boats because he did not know how to fold paper.
Meena kindly shared coloured paper of different sizes to teach the boy how to fold boats.
The boy watched carefully and soon made a few paper boats of his own.
Both children placed their boats into the stream and happily enjoyed watching them sail.
A stream is a small river, and moving swiftly means moving quickly.
The word delighted means very happy, while overturning means turning something upside down.
Words like sun, run, bun, and gun share the common rhyming sound of fun.
In English grammar, we use He for a male person and She for a female person.
Prepositions such as in, on, and under describe where different things are located.
The Mental Talk section teaches us that true happiness comes from sharing.