Once upon a time, there was a special teacher named Miss Emily. She had a class full of wonderful students. In her class, there were two students named Helena and Luke. They were both four years old.

One day, Miss Emily had a special plan. She decided to put Helena and Luke in a group together. They would work with her in Miss Eve's classroom on Mondays and Thursdays. Helena and Luke were excited to be in a group!

Helena and Luke didn't know each other very well. But Miss Emily knew that they would make great friends. She sat them down and asked them to talk about themselves. Helena shared that she loved puzzles, books, and coloring. Luke shared that he loved playing with trains and running on the playground.

As the days went by, Helena and Luke started to learn a lot from each other. They learned how to manage their emotions, like taking deep breaths when they were upset. They also learned to ask for help when they needed an adult to calm them down. Miss Emily was there to guide them every step of the way.

Helena and Luke soon realized that being in a group meant making new friends. They met other students in Miss Eve's class and played games together. They laughed, shared stories, and had lots of fun. Helena and Luke were happy to have new friends.

Miss Emily planned many fun activities for Helena and Luke. They did puzzles together, read books aloud, and colored beautiful pictures. Helena and Luke enjoyed every moment of their time together. They were becoming best friends!

The days turned into weeks, and the weeks turned into months. Helena and Luke had a fantastic year with Miss Emily. They learned so much and had so much fun. They couldn't believe how quickly the time had flown by.

At the end of the year, Helena and Luke looked back and realized how much they had grown. They had become best friends and had made so many memories together. They were grateful for Miss Emily for bringing them together and for all the wonderful experiences they had shared. Helena and Luke knew that their friendship would last a lifetime.