Description
Who Did It? is an important story about fairness, truth, and thinking before judging others. One morning, the students arrive at school and find their class painting torn and damaged. Everyone feels upset and confused. When Sally remembers seeing Samer near the painting the day before, she quickly believes he is responsible.
Without clear proof, some students begin to doubt Samer. He feels hurt and surprised by the accusation. However, one quiet student, Adam, carefully observes the classroom. He notices a colorful feather near the open window and silently points it out.
Soon, the students discover that a small bird had taken pieces of the painting to build its nest outside. Samer is proven innocent, and Sally realizes that she made a mistake by judging too quickly.
This story teaches children that suspicion without proof can hurt others. It encourages patience, careful thinking, and kindness. It reminds young readers to always search for the truth before blaming someone.