Once upon a time, there was a beautiful family in AppleWorld.

Mama Lucy, Papa Simon, and their curious daughter, Sasha. Sasha was a bright eight-year-old who loved reading and technology. Every Day after school, she would rush home to play games on her tablet or watch fun videos about science and art.

Mama Lucy asked one sunny Saturday morning, “What do you want to do today, Sasha?” Sasha said, “Can we have a Tech Day? 

Excited by the idea, Papa suggested they create a treasure hunt using a map on Mama Lucy’s phone. “We can read clues and work together!” he said. Sasha clapped her hands and cheered. “Yes! Let’s go on an adventure!”

They got a tablet, a notebook, and their favorite storybooks. Mama Lucy helped Sasha create digital clues based on stories they loved. They included characters from fairy tales, heroes, and animals that danced.

When the clues were ready, the family used their imagination to transform into a magical forest. Mama Lucy used the map on her phone, and they went through the garden, reading each clue. “The first clue is here,” she said. “To find the next treasure, look for the spot where the butterflies flutter!”

They look high and low, taking turns reading the clues. They talk about the stories and characters at every stop. “Remember when the brave knight fought the dragon?” Sasha asked. “Or how the clever fox outsmarted the farmer?” They shared laughter and favorite memories from those stories, creating over reading.

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