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Leo’s Big School Adventure


🎒 Meet Leo


Leo is ten years old. He goes to Green Valley School. Every day, he walks to school with his bright yellow backpack. Leo loves science class, and he loves animals. Today is a special day because his class has a new pet hamster named Pip.



🔍 The Missing Pet


At ten o'clock, Leo looks at the hamster cage. The door is open! Pip is not inside. Leo stands up and looks under his desk. He does not see Pip. "Teacher, Pip is missing!" Leo says. The teacher looks surprised. The adventure begins.


🕵️‍♂️ The Great Search


Leo and his friends look everywhere. They look behind the big green bookshelves. They look under the teacher’s table. Suddenly, Leo hears a small noise near the window. Scratch, scratch! Leo walks softly. He looks behind a big flowerpot.


🐹 The School Hero


Two bright eyes look at Leo. It is Pip! The little hamster eats a small piece of biscuit. Leo smiles. He gently lifts Pip and puts him back in the cage. The teacher closes the door safely. All the students clap their hands. Leo is the hero of the day!



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