🎬 Watch the Story  It was early Sunday morning, and the sun peeked through the curtains of the little yellow house on Maple Street. Inside, seven-year-old Anna tiptoed through the kitchen, followed by her younger brother, Max, who clutched a handmade card behind his back. "Shhh!" Anna whispered. "We don’t want to wake Dad yet. It’s Father’s Day!" The kids had a plan. They were going to make their dad breakfast all by themselves. Anna poured pancake batter into the pan—too much. The first pancake came out a little burned and shaped more like a blob than a circle. Max tried to spread syrup on top but spilled half the bottle. “Oops,” he giggled. They added toast and juice to the tray. Everything was sticky, sweet, and kind of sideways, but they were proud. With careful steps and big smiles, they crept into Dad’s room. “Happy Father’s Day!” they shouted. Dad opened his eyes and blinked. He sat up slowly, looked at the wobbly pancake with syrup...

🎬 Watch the Story Once upon a time, in a quiet meadow filled with flowers, there lived a cheerful little bunny named Nina. One morning, Nina got a surprise — a brand new pair of shiny red shoes! “Oh my carrots!” she squealed. “They sparkle in the sun!” She twirled, she hopped, she zipped through the grass. “I’m the fastest bunny ever!” she laughed. But just as she was about to hop again, she saw her friend Toby the turtle, sitting under a tree, looking sad. His shoes were old. One had a hole, and the other was too tight. Nina looked at her bright, shiny shoes. Then she looked at Toby. She wiggled her ears, took off her shoes, and gently placed them in front of him. “Here, Toby,” she said. “You can wear these.” Toby's eyes lit up like the stars. “For me?” he whispered. Nina nodded with a big, warm smile. “They make you feel super fast!” Toby tried them on—they were perfect. He stood tall and proud. “Thank you, Nina,” he said softly. “You're the ki...

  🎬 Watch the Story In the heart of the jungle, where trees swayed and birds sang, lived a small elephant named Ellie. Ellie was cheerful, playful… and a little bit echo-y. Whenever someone said something, Ellie repeated it—every single word. “Good morning!” chirped the parrot. Good morning!” repeated Ellie. “Watch out for the mud!” shouted the monkey. “Watch out for the mud!” echoed Ellie, just before slipping into the puddle! Everyone giggled at first. But after a while, the animals got confused. “Ellie, do you even have your own words?” asked the wise old turtle. Ellie blinked. “Do you even have your own words?” The turtle sighed. “Hmm… I guess not yet.” Later that day, Ellie saw a butterfly crying on a leaf. “What’s wrong?” asked a kind giraffe. “What’s wrong?” repeated Ellie. The butterfly sniffled. “I lost my way and no one helped me.” The giraffe gave a gentle nudge. “It’s okay, little one. We’ll help you.” Ellie looked at the butterfly. She wanted ...