Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Leo. He loved playing with his blocks, running around in the yard, and asking curious questions like, “Why is the sky blue?” or “How do birds know how to fly?”
But there was one thing Leo didn’t like: going to bed early.
“Just a little longer, Mommy!” he would say, his little eyes fighting sleep.
One day, while he was napping on the couch, a very smart little owl named Doctor Clara appeared.
“Hello, Leo!” said the little owl. “I’m the guardian of smart dreams!
” “What?” asked Leo, yawning.
“That’s right! Every night, when you go to bed early, your brain turns on a magical light that helps you store everything you learned during the day. It arranges your ideas like toys on a shelf!
” “Really?” said Leo, his eyes widening.
“Yes! And what’s more, when you sleep well, your brain grows stronger, gets faster, and creates brilliant ideas!” But when he sleeps late, he gets tired, stumbles over his words and forgets where he put his answers.
Leo thought for a second and said:
“So if I go to bed early, I’ll become a super thinker?
” “Exactly!” replied the little owl, flying in circles. “And your dreams will help you solve problems and invent new things.”
That night, Leo went to bed very early. And do you know what happened? He dreamed that he was flying with Doctor Clara, organizing thoughts as if they were little stars in the sky.
And the next day… he answered all the teacher’s questions with a smile on his face.
The end.
