Open the Door | A Classic Folktale for Kids

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Open the Door

 

Olwethu wants to play pretend.

 

Olwethu wants to play pretend

 

“I want to fly like a bird, swim like

a mermaid, roar like a lion,”

she tells Gogo.

 

Open the door - Gogo is not convinced.

 

But Gogo says,

“Not now,

Olwethu.

It’s time to go

 to school.”

 

Olwethu stomping

 

STOMP! STOMP!

Olwethu’s feet go as she walks slowly

to school.

But what is this?

 

Open the door - a door covered in feathers

 

there’s a door

covered in feathers.

Olwethu walks

up to it and…

 

WHOOSH!Olwethu is a bird in the sky!

 

WHOOSH!

Olwethu is a bird in the sky!

 

Olwethu is a bird in the sky

 

ZOOOOM!

She’s flying!

Birds wave at

her as they fly by.

 

Bird in the sky

 

But what’s this?

There’s another door,

covered in scales.

 

Open the door Olwethu flies towards the door

 

FLAP! FLAP!

She flies over,

touches the

door and…

SPLISH SPLOSH!

 

Open the Door. Olwethu is  a mermaid

 

Olwethu is

a mermaid in

the ocean!

The fish smile at her

as she swims by.

 

Olwethu swims in the sea

 

But what is this?

There’s another door, shining bright

like the sun.

She swims over, and…

“GRRRRRRRRR!”

 

Olwethu is a lion in the childrens story 'Open the Door'

 

Olwethu is a lion in

the Savannah.

 

A hippo and zebra in the Savannah

 

she opens her

mouth and…

“ROOOAAARRRR!”

Her voice is loud and powerful.

But what is this?

 

Olwethu sees a door covered in photos of her friends

 

there’s another door,

covered with photos of her friends.

She prowls over,

holds up her paw,

and…

WHIZZ!

 

Olwethu with her friend

 

Olwethu Is herself again.

 

Olwethu enjoying time with her friends

 

She’s in her classroom

with her friends.

 

Olwethu in the classroom with her friends

 

Teacher Songelwa says,

“HMMMMMM…

… where have

you been, Olwethu?”

 

Telling everyone in Open the Door about her adventures

 

“WOW!

Teacher, I’ve been

Everywhere!”