The Turtle Story.

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The Turtle Story

SCHOOL This is a story about a young turtle who did not like to go to school. His name was Little Turtle. Little Turtle was very upset about going to school. He wanted to stay home all day and goof around. He did not want to work or learn school things.

Little Turtle thought that it was too hard to try to write words or copy from the board, too hard to read books and do math. Little Turtle wanted to play with his friends instead; he even like to fight with his friends! He liked to tease the other kids and grab their pencils or books. He did not like to share, and he did not like to pay attention to his teacher. It was too hard to remember not to fight or make noise. It was too hard to follow the rules. And it was too hard not to get angry.

Every day, Little Turtle would tell himself that he would try to stay out of trouble. But every day, he would get mad or frustrated. Then he would do something that he was not supposed to do and would get in trouble. He felt like he did not have control over his behaviours. After a while, Little Turtle didn’t like school.

One day when he was feeling his worst, Little Turtle met the biggest and oldest turtle in his town. Wise Old Turtle was 200 years old and he was very, very wise. Wise Old Turtle asked, “Little Turtle, why do you look so very sad?” Little Turtle spoke in a small voice, because he was afraid of Wise Old Turtle. “I have big problems,” said Little Turtle. “Whenever I feel angry or frustrated, I can’t control myself. I always get into trouble and I think nobody likes me.” Wise Old Turtle was very kind and wanted to help Little Turtle. “Hey,” he said, “I will tell you a secret. You already have the answer to your problems with you. You have it with you everywhere you go.” Little Turtle did not understand. “It’s your shell, your shell …. That is why you have a shell. Whenever you feel upset, when you are angry or frustrated, you can go into your shell.”

Wise Old Turtle explained further, “After you go inside your shell, you can follow three easy steps. First, tell yourself to ‘stop’. Second, take one long deep breath. Third, say the problem and how you feel. Then you can rest until your feelings are not so strong or until you feel calmer”.   Wise Old Turtle showed Little Turtle how to go inside his shell to calm down, just like I’m showing you now. “See?” he said. “You do it like this: Cross your arms over your chest then tell yourself to stop then take one long, deep breath, and then say the problem and how you feel.”   Then Wise Old Turtle said, “Now, the next time you feel upset, you can go inside your shell and calm down.” Little Turtle like the idea and wanted to try it himself.

The next day in school, Little Turtle was doing his work when another student began to tease him. He began to feel that angry feeling again and was just about to hit the other student when he remembered what Wise Old Turtle had said. Little Turtle knew he was upset, and he wanted to control himself, so he pulled his arms, head, and legs into his shell. Then he said” Stop!” to himself, took one long, deep breath, and said, “Someone is teasing me and I’m feeling angry!”

Little Turtle was happy to find that it was nice and comfortable in his shell where no one could bother him. Soon he felt calm and in control again. When he came out, he was surprised to see that he teacher was smiling. She said that she was very proud of him. Little Turtle practiced this again and again. When he felt upset, he would go into his shell and calm down. When someone hit him or teased him, or when schoolwork was too hard, he went into his shell and rested. Little Turtle felt very proud.

After a few weeks, Little Turtle discovered that his friends like to play with him and that he got stars for his schoolwork. He felt much happier. Little Turtle did not feel like a bad turtle anymore.