Jon's Dry Day
Jon was a little boy who never liked to drink water. "Yucky!" he would say whenever his mom offered him a glass.
One sunny day, Jon's mom said, "Jon, please drink some water. It's good for you!"
But Jon shook his head. "No, Mommy! I don't want to!"
His mom looked worried. "Oh dear," she said. "What if there's no water left soon?"
Jon didn't understand. He just went to play with his toys.
The Magical Faucet
That night, Jon went to brush his teeth. When he turned on the faucet, something magical happened!
The faucet spoke! "Hello, Jon!" it said in a bubbly voice.
Jon's eyes grew big. "You can talk?" he asked.
"Yes," said the faucet. "I'm here to show you how special water is!"
Suddenly, tiny water droplets with smiley faces jumped out. They danced and sang, "Water is fun! Water is cool! Water makes your body feel good!"
Jon giggled. Maybe water wasn't so bad after all.
The Thirsty Garden
The next day, Jon went to the garden. The flowers looked sad and droopy.
"What's wrong?" Jon asked.
A little daisy spoke up, "We're so thirsty! We need water to grow big and strong."
Jon remembered the magic faucet. He ran to get his watering can and filled it up.
As he watered the flowers, they perked up and smiled. "Thank you, Jon!" they cheered.
Jon felt happy. He was helping the flowers with water!
Jon's Water Promise
Jon ran to his mom. "Mommy, I want to drink water now!" he said.
His mom smiled. "That's wonderful, Jon! Why did you change your mind?"
Jon told her about the talking faucet and the thirsty flowers. "Water is magic!" he said.
His mom laughed and gave him a big hug. "You're right, Jon. Water is very special. We must use it wisely."
From that day on, Jon always remembered to drink his water. He knew it was keeping him strong and helping the world around him.
And every time he took a sip, he thought of his magical adventure and smiled.