Teacher Carole stood at the front, holding a large, vibrant puppet of Noah. With a big smile, she began to tell her story. "Today, we're going to learn about Noah and his amazing adventure with the Ark!"

"A long time ago, there was a man named Noah. He was kind and good-hearted, and he listened carefully when God had something important to say," she narrated, making Noah's puppet nod wisely. "One day, God spoke to Noah and asked him to build a huge boat, called an Ark, because a great flood was coming."

"Noah, with his sons, started building the Ark. It was a big job, but Noah was determined," she explained, showing the puppet hammering away. "Can you imagine helping to build something so big?" Teacher Carole asked, receiving enthusiastic nods from the children.

"Once the Ark was ready, Noah gathered two of every animal, from lions to tiny ants, and led them into the Ark," she continued. The children laughed and clapped as Teacher Carole mimicked the animals' roars and chirps, making them seem like they were right there in the classroom.

"And then, the rain began to fall," she said, making soft pattering sounds with her fingers. "It rained and rained until the whole world was covered with water. But Noah and the animals were safe inside the Ark." The children listened intently, imagining the vastness of the flood.

"After many days, the rain stopped, and the sun came out. God placed a beautiful rainbow in the sky as a promise that such a flood would never happen again," she finished, holding the rainbow high. The children clapped and cheered, their eyes shining with wonder at the tale of faith and courage.