why questions · Ages 3-5

Why Does a Kite Tug at Its String?

Wind pushes against the kite's broad shape and lifts it, while the string helps keep it from flying away.

The whole story

1. On a bright morning, Mina carried her kite to a grassy hill.

2. She raised the kite, but quiet air left its blue tail on the grass.

3. Mina waited beside the hill, holding the white string with both hands.

4. A small breeze touched the kite, and its tail curled behind it.

5. Mina lifted the kite higher, and the breeze filled its diamond shape.

6. The kite rose above the grass, while the string pulled against Mina's hands.

7. Mina held the string firmly as the kite leaned toward the wide sky.

8. Wind pushes against the kite's broad shape and lifts it, while the string helps keep it from flying away.

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