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Once upon a time there was a 

beautiful ballerina called

Amelia

Amelia lived in a beautiful 

castle in the middle of a 

magical forest

She liked to sit in her 

beautiful princess chair, 

surrounded by her

Ballerina friends 

and Pirate Pals 

They all looked after Amelia and 

wanted to protect her!!

It was a sunny evening so 

Amelia and her friends decided they 

would go for a walk 

But.......... before they did 

Amelia and her friends started to 

tip toe as quietly as they could 

through the forest sprinkling their 

magic all around, whilst the 

pirates were busy chopping back 

the twigs, making a clear path for 

the Beautiful Ballerinas

Feeling the leaves crunching 

below their feet and tossing 

them up high into the air.

Until they came 

across a huge 

apple tree, they 

decided to stop to 

pick some apples 

but they needed 

to jump up really 

high .

Once they had gathered enough 

apples to make a gorgeous          

apple pie they made their way 

towards a beautiful sparkling lake 

where they dipped in their toes              

(Brrrrrrr – it’s cold)

But the ballerinas sprinkled their 

magic dust and made a wish 

“Please please warm this sparkling 

lake so that we can splish and 

splash”

Hooray!! It worked 

So the Ballerinas & Pirates 

Jumped into the lake

(1,2,3 splash)

                        But wait.........

Oh no the Pirates have 

spotted some crocodiles!!!

And.....

There is a 

pirate ship in 

the distance! 

Everybody 

Into the boat, 

quickly and hold 

hands tightly.

Yippee we have 

rowed ourselves 

back to safety.

We found a shady tree to sit 

and rest, but as we looked 

up.... all 

we could see were lots and      

lots of buzzy buzzy bees!!!

After all of the excitement the  

Pirates & Ballerinas needed a

rest, so after sprinkling some 

magic dust all around, they all had 

a comfy nest to rest in.

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