Sita and the Garden
In Mithila lived a gentle princess named Sita. She loved her garden more than anything.
Every morning, Sita watered the flowers. She spoke softly to the little plants. She fed crumbs to the birds and squirrels.
The flowers seemed to bloom brighter just for her. The birds sang their happiest songs when she walked by.
"Nature gives us so much," Sita said. "So we must care for it too."
Her garden was the most beautiful in all the land, because it was grown with love.
When we care for nature, nature blooms for everyone.
Caring for NatureDid you know?
Sita's name is linked to the earth, so she is often called a friend of nature.
Try this at home
Water a plant or leave a few seeds out for the birds.
Questions to talk about
Ask these after reading. The answer is underneath each one.
What did Sita love?
Answer: Her garden
What did she feed the birds?
Answer: Crumbs
Why did her garden bloom brightest?
Answer: It was grown with love
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