During nature time,  Ezra spotted a tiny hole in the garden. 

He crouched low. “Miss Tara, something lives here!” She smiled. “What do you think it is?” Ezra thought. “A mouse? A beetle? A fairy? A big spider?” 

Other kids came over, whispering guesses. “Let’s leave it safe,” Miss Tara said. “But we can learn more.” 

Back inside, they drew pictures and looked at books about animal homes. Ezra pointed to a mole. “Maybe this one!” Miss Tara nodded. 

Curiosity isn’t just about knowing. It’s about looking, listening, and letting the world tell its story — one question at a time.