Story about ecology 1-2 years Interactive story

Mila and the Little Green Day

A gentle, realistic bedtime adventure where Mila, a 2-year-old girl, tries small eco-friendly actions at home and outside, learning that tiny choices can help the Earth.

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A 2-year-old girl with a proud gentle expression, round cheeks and short light-brown curls holds a small white cup with both hands on a fluffy rug, looking toward her parents; the mother (~30) with a warm smile, hair in a bun and a striped apron stands left, pointing at three small colorful icons on the coffee table, while the father (~32) with a light beard and plaid shirt crouches right, hand on a small chair back, watching kindly; bright kitchen-living room with light wood floor, pale pink round rug, raw wood coffee table, morning light on the floor, a window showing a small leafy tree, a plate of toast and a potted plant on the table; the toddler chooses one of three small tasks on the table (recycle a paper, water a plant, turn off a faucet), calm tender scene in pastel colors with rounded shapes, composition centered on the child and her parents.

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Saving power: Turning off lights or machines to use less electricity and help Earth.
Recycling: Making old things into new things so they are not thrown away.
Compost: A container where food scraps become dark soil that helps plants grow.
Soil: The dark dirt where plants grow and roots drink water.
Reusing: Using an item again instead of throwing it away right away.
Energy: Power that makes lights, heaters, and machines work.
Heater: A machine that makes a room warm when it is cold.
Curtain: A cloth that covers a window to block or let light in.
Reuse: To use something again for a new job instead of buying new.
Puddle: A small pool of water on the ground after rain.

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