


When the wildlife rescuers at Wanderly Station receive an urgent call about a sick lion cub, they spring into action. You'll help name the cub, learn about African lions, discover wildlife rescue techniques, and ultimately help reunite the cub with its family in the savanna.
Your child becomes a wildlife rescuer responding to an emergency call about a sick lion cub. They'll name the cub, make hands-on decisions about treatment and care, and help reunite the cub with its family in the African savanna. Along the way, they'll learn real facts about lion behavior, habitat, and social structure.
This story blends factual learning with empathy-building choices. By putting your child in the rescuer role, it teaches observation skills, gentle problem-solving, and respect for wild animals. The focus on reunion—not keeping the cub—reinforces that true care means honoring animals' needs and natural families.
Listen for how your child approaches care decisions. Do they choose gentle, patient options or want quick fixes? Their choices reveal how they think about helping others and solving problems under pressure. The cub's name might show what qualities matter to them (strength, sweetness, bravery). If they hesitate about the reunion, it's a great opening to talk about love meaning letting go when it's best for someone else.
Questions your child may be asked while creating this story:
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