Amara's Wonderful W Walk
by
Patches the Story Dog
for your Preschooler
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It was a windy day! The clouds went whoooosh across the sky. Amara clapped her hands. "What a good day for a walk!" she said.
Amara's best friend was waiting by the path. It was W! W was big and wobbly and wore a little red hat. "Ready to walk?" asked W. "W-w-w-wonderful!" said Amara. And off they went!
The wind blew and blew. Whooooosh! Amara's hair went wiggly. W's red hat went wobbly. "W-w-w-wind!" they said together. Can you say it? W-w-w-wind!
They walked around a bend. Splish! Splash! A big, friendly whale sat in a puddle. The whale wiggled and waved a flipper. "W-w-w-whale!" whispered Amara. The whale smiled a wet, squishy smile.
They walked a little more. Squish! Squish! A wiggly worm poked out of the soft, warm dirt. The worm wiggled left. The worm wiggled right. "W-w-w-worm!" said Amara. She wiggled too! Can you wiggle?
Around the next bend — creeeak, creeeak! A big, colorful windmill was spinning round and round. Its arms went whoosh, whoosh, whoosh! "W-w-w-windmill!" said Amara. She spun her arms too!
"So many W words!" said Amara. "Wind, whale, worm, windmill!" She whispered each one. "W-w-w-w." W wiggled proudly. Every word started with W!
But then — WHOOOOSH! A wild, wild gust of wind came! It blew and blew and blew! W's little red hat flew off — up, up, up into the sky! "Oh no!" cried Amara. "W's hat!"
The hat tumbled over the hills. "Help!" called Amara. Splish! The friendly whale flapped its flippers. Squish! The wiggly worm wiggled fast. Creeeak! The windmill spun and spun. All the W friends wanted to help!
The whale blew a big spout of water — whoooosh! Up went the water! It pushed the hat down, down, down. The worm wiggled up high and caught it! "We did it!" cheered Amara. "W-w-w-wow!"
Amara put the little red hat back on W's head. Pat, pat, pat. "There you go," she said softly. W wiggled with joy. The hat was warm from the sun. It smelled like wind and grass.
Amara waved to the whale. She waved to the worm. She waved to the windmill. Then she hugged W tight. "What a w-w-wonderful day!" she whispered. And the wind whispered back… w-w-w-w-w.