
If You Plant a Seed
Kadir Nelson
When birds want a portion of the harvest, the characters confront what can grow from selfishness and kindness. The story uses seeds as a way to consider the consequences of these contrasting choices. As the birds ask to share what has grown, everyone learns that kindness leads to a more fruitful result. The harvest, the birds, and the seed image connect the story’s reflection on generosity to a garden setting.
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