Read Aloud Story: Listen To Your Tummy
Once upon a time in a friendly village, there lived a little boy named Oliver. Oliver was known for his curiosity and love for exploring. One sunny morning, while playing with his friends in the village square, Oliver's tummy made a soft growl.
Oliver placed his hand on his belly and said, "My tummy is talking to me, friends. I think it's hungry!"
His friend Sophie giggled and said, "Well, we should listen to it, Oliver. Let's find something yummy to eat!"
So, Oliver and Sophie went on an exciting food adventure. They followed their noses and soon reached the village bakery, where the delicious aroma of freshly baked treats filled the air.
Mrs. Anderson, the kind baker, welcomed them with a warm smile. "Hello, little ones! What can I get for you today?" she asked.
Oliver and Sophie looked at the mouthwatering display of bread, muffins, and cookies. After some thought, Oliver said, "I'd like a piece of that delicious bread, please!"
Sophie chose a chocolate chip muffin. Mrs. Anderson served them their treats, and as they took their first bites, they couldn't help but smile with delight.
While munching away, Oliver had an important thought. "You know," he said to Sophie, "our tummies are a bit like our hearts. When they tell us they're hungry, it's our bodies' way of saying they need love and nourishment."
Sophie nodded and added, "And when our tummies say they're full, it's important to listen. That way, we won't waste food, and we'll stay healthy and strong."
With their tummies happily satisfied, Oliver and Sophie thanked Mrs. Anderson and continued their adventure through the village. They realized that their tummies were their special guides, helping them make healthy and delicious choices.
From that day on, Oliver and Sophie became the village's little food adventurers. They shared their wisdom with their friends, teaching them the magic of listening to their tummies and choosing foods that made them feel happy and strong.
The moral of the story is simple: Listen to your tummy. Here is a simple summary of why it is essential to listen to your bodies.
