

Safety
Stella's Bushwalk Whistle
Ages 7-85 min23 pagesPremium subscriptionstory_100
bushwalkwhistlesafetytrailstaying calm
Stella's class goes on a sunny bushwalk to follow a clue trail through the green bush. Before they leave, Mr. Green teaches the children how to use a whistle if anyone gets separated. Stella is confident she will not need the rule, but after following a bright blue wren and losing sight of the class, she remembers to stop, breathe, and blow three times. Mr. Green follows the whistle sounds and finds her waiting safely by a large rock. Back with the group, Stella records the lesson, checks her gear, and learns that bravery can mean staying calm and asking for help.
Every Gula Stories story is written for children ages 3–8 and goes through content review before publishing.
Story Opening
“Stella's class was going on a sunny bushwalk. Mr. Green promised adventure, but first he taught safety.”
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