"Are you sure that you want to climb the tree?" Tim's friend asked him. Tim looked at his friend's favourite ball which was stuck in the tree and said, "Of course, I am. I love climbing trees." Without thinking much, Tim started to climb up the tree. At first, he wasn't scared; he just wanted to get the ball. But as he reached it, he found himself going higher and higher until he got stuck in the branches of the tall tree! "Oh, no!" Tim said to himself, looking down at the ground below. Tim started feeling scared. He asked his friends for help, but unfortunately, none of them could help. Suddenly, Tim remembered his favourite storybook. In that book, one of the characters was in a similar situation. Tim remembered how the character successfully climbed down a tree using the Hug-and-Slide method. Inspired by the story, Tim decided to hug the trunk of the tree and slowly slide down, using his hands and legs to control the descent. Tim felt really happy and proud as he stood safely on the ground. He realised that the adventures he read about in books weren't just exciting stories; they could also teach valuable lessons. He understood the importance of learning from stories and using that knowledge in real-life situations. | 1) ★★★ 2) ★★★ 3) ★★★

3 | Choose one of the pictures below and write a third-person narrative. Make sure that you follow the tips in the Writing Tips section.