Once upon a time, in a beautiful palace in England, lived a kind and caring princess named Kate. But she wasn’t just a princess—she was a mother, a leader, and someone who loved helping children grow and learn.
One day, Princess Kate visited a forest school, where children played outside, climbed trees, and learned about nature. She smiled as she watched them build little houses from sticks and leaves.
“Hello, everyone!” she said warmly. “What are you making?”
A little boy with muddy hands looked up. “We’re building a bird’s nest!”
Princess Kate knelt down to help. “That’s wonderful! Birds love soft, cozy nests. Maybe we can find some feathers to make it even better.”
Together, they searched the forest floor for little treasures—soft moss, tiny twigs, and even a few feathers. As they worked, Princess Kate told them about how important nature is and how playing outside makes us happy and strong.
At the end of the day, the children gave her a special gift—a tiny crown made of flowers. “You’re our nature princess!” they giggled.
Princess Kate laughed and put the crown on her head. “This is the best gift ever!” she said.
From that day on, the children always remembered the kind princess who played in the forest with them. And Princess Kate? She kept helping children everywhere, making sure they had happy, adventurous lives—just like the little explorers she met that day