FREDERICK

A family of mice lives on a stone wall. All members – except Frederick – are busy gathering food for the winter. He sits all day but says he’s also busy. He is gathering sunshine because the winter is cold. He’s gathering colors because the winter is grey. And he is gathering words because winter is not good for conversations.

Winter came and everything is fine. But as time passes by, the food becomes lesser until it’s gone. Also, there’s nothing enjoyable to talk about. The member then asks Frederick to share with them the things he also gathered. Frederick lets them close their eyes. Then he talks about the sunshine and the colors they see during a fine weather. Then he also talks about the sunshine and the colors they see during a fine weather. Then he also tells them of a poem about mice and seasons. The family members are so glad and amazes by Frederick.

Teacher Erlinda