1. The tree gave the boy its apples, branches, trunk, and roots.
2. The boy asked for apples to sell, branches to build a house, trunk to make a boat, and roots to rest on.
3. The tree felt happy when giving to the boy but sad when he left.
4. The boy grew older and visited less often.
5. The tree offered its trunk for the boy’s boat.
6. The tree was happy to give its trunk even though it meant being cut down.
7. The tree felt sad because the boy didn’t visit anymore.
8. The tree gave its roots so the boy could sit and rest.
9. The tree felt happy because it could still give something to the boy.
10. The boy sat on the stump and rested.
11. The tree felt happy because it could still help the boy.
12. The tree’s love for the boy never changed.
13. The tree gave everything it had to make the boy happy.
14. The tree’s love was selfless and unconditional.
15. The tree’s love was like a parent’s love for a child.
16. The tree’s love was patient and enduring.
17. The tree’s love was generous and sacrificial.
18. The tree’s love was quiet and humble.
19. The tree’s love was constant and unwavering.
20. The tree’s love was pure and unconditional.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of the giving tree worksheet.
