Phoebe the Unicorn

Social Emotional Learning

When Pheobe asked them what part of her they dread, They all went red and bowed their head. Silence filled the air until one said, "We're just a bit jealous." Then they all fled.

As the sun came up for the following day, Pheobe shivered in every way. She hid and cried with much dismay, she'd never leave. She'd always stay!

She took a deep breath and felt her confidence rise, if the horses were mean she'd try to compromise. There'd have to be a reason for their hatred, all the time they bullied her wasn't just wasted.

So that day she went to school, and no she wasn't a fool. She walked right up to the same, rude bullies and gave them a look that made them feel silly.

The horses never bullied again, and no one ever had to feel pain. From that day on a new friendship was born, and Pheobe was once again a joyful.....

Pheobe wouldn't share a class, with those who pushed her in the grass. "Horses can't wreck prep too!" She said wondering what she'd do.

Phoebe heard her mum down stairs, "Get ready, get dressed and brush all your hairs." Phoebe didn't know what to do. She felt as if she'd gone 'coo- coo'.

Pheobe had a good think about her worries completely- inside and out, and there actually wasn't a reason to pout. She'd just spent all her time being a lout.

Not too much later her mum walked in, she looked at Pheobe with a wry grin. "No wonder we are running late. You have to learn to pull your weight."

When her mum finished saying this, she gave Pheobe a sloppy kiss. "I know that you're not too bliss, but that doesn't mean you can act like this."

This great book about confidence just goes to show that if you are confident enough to take that one step forward and face your fear you might happen to realise that your fear was just an old worry that you forgot to get rid of ages ago.

When she found out what her school was for, she turned her back and dropped her jaw. She didn't like what she heard at all, so she walked out and slammed the door.

Created by Ruby S, a book about CONFIDENCE

Pheobe was ready to go to school. She was going to do her best. Her school would be everything she wanted, but that was only what she guessed.

Pheobe was a joyful girl, for she was a unicorn. But lately she'd been pretty sad. In fact, she felt forlorn.

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