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Embark on an extraordinary journey where imagination comes to life!
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Short Stories for Kids - Safya Sarah Wassila
Max and Lea's mission to save the bees
The disappearance of bees
Once upon a time, there was a world filled with beautiful flowers, juicy fruits, and tasty vegetables. All this was possible thanks to the bees that pollinated the plants. But one day, the bees started to disappear. Max and Léa were two curious children who were worried about this situation.
Max: Léa, have you noticed that there are fewer and fewer bees in our garden?
Léa: Yes, it's true. I wonder what is happening to them. Without bees, our flowers and plants will not be able to survive.
Max and Léa embark on the investigation
Max: We have to investigate, Léa. Find out why bees are disappearing and find a way to help them!
Léa: I agree, Max. Let's go!
Farmers' concerns
Max and Lea began their research on bees and their pollination habits. They found that excessive pesticide use was the main threat to bees.
Max: Léa, pesticides are killing bees! It's terrible!
Léa: But Max, what would we say to farmers who depend on pesticides to protect their crops?
A meeting to find solutions
Max: That's a good question, Léa. We should talk to our parents and have a meeting with the local farmers.
Léa: Okay, let's see if we can find a solution together.
Order and the voice of children
Max and Léa brought together local farmers to discuss the disappearance of bees and alternatives to pesticides.
Max: Welcome everyone! We must work together to protect bees. For this meeting to be effective, we need to establish some order.
Léa: Yes, maybe we should appoint a meeting chair so that everyone can take turns to speak.
Max: And why don't we set a time limit for interventions, so that everyone has a chance to speak?
Léa: It's a great idea, Max. This way we can ensure that no one monopolizes the floor.
The rebirth of bees
Impressed by the children's ideas, the adults decide to give them a leadership role in protecting the bees. Max and Léa work with determination to find alternative solutions.
Max: I discovered organic methods to protect crops without using dangerous pesticides. I'm sure it can help farmers protect their crops while preserving the bees.
Léa: That's fantastic, Max! Let's work together to implement these methods on local farms.
Max and Léa share their discoveries with the farmers during a special meeting.
A first farmer speaks up and says, "But are these alternative methods really effective? I can't take the risk of losing my crops. »
Max: I've done extensive research, and many farmers have managed to achieve good results using these methods. I am ready to help you put them into practice on your farms.
A second farmer says, It's a big change for us, but I'm willing to try if it can save the bees and our crops.
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