Tell me a second grade short story.

Once upon a time, there was a little boy in second grade named Tom. One day at school, he found a lost puppy on the playground. Tom was so kind - hearted that he took the puppy to the teacher. The teacher helped him find the owner of the puppy. It was a neighbor who lived near the school. Tom was very happy because he did a good deed.

Once upon a time, there was a little rabbit. It loved to hop around the meadow. One day, it found a big, shiny carrot. The rabbit was so happy. It took the carrot home and shared it with its family.

There was a kitten named Whiskers. Whiskers was very curious. One sunny day, Whiskers saw a big, shiny ball. It thought it was a new kind of toy. So it started to bat at the ball with its little paws. The ball rolled away, and Whiskers chased it all around the yard until it was tired. Then it curled up in the sun for a nap.

I'm not sure specifically which resume's second - grade story you're referring to. It could be a story from someone's second - grade experience in school, like a memorable event in the classroom or on the playground.

Once upon a Halloween in 7th grade, I went trick - or - treating with my friends. We were all dressed as different characters from a horror movie. As we walked down a dark alley, we heard a strange noise. It was like a low growl. We were scared but curious. We followed the sound and found a black cat with shiny eyes. It just stared at us for a moment and then ran away. We all laughed nervously and continued our trick - or - treating adventure.

Once upon a time, in a 4th - grade classroom, there was a quest to find a missing library book. A group of students, led by the class bookworm, searched everywhere. They finally found it under the teacher's desk. It had fallen there when the teacher was tidying up.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She found a magic key in the attic. When she turned it, a door to a secret garden opened. There were talking animals and glowing flowers. But she had to leave before sunset or she'd be trapped. So she explored quickly, made friends with a bunny, and left just in time. It was a brief but amazing adventure.

Once upon a time in 6th grade, there was a shy boy named Tom. He was new to the school. One day, there was a science project. Tom was paired with a very outgoing girl, Lily. At first, Tom was so nervous he could barely speak. But Lily was friendly and encouraged him. They worked hard on the project about the solar system. In the end, their project was a huge success and Tom made his first real friend in the new school.

Once there was a 5th grader named Tom. One day at school, he found a lost puppy on the playground. He took it to the teacher. They made announcements but no one claimed it. So Tom's family decided to keep the puppy. Tom named it Lucky and they became best friends.

I remember a grade story from my own experience. In high school, we had a strict English teacher. For an important essay assignment, I spent days researching and writing. I was worried about my grade as I knew the teacher had high standards. When the grades were announced, I got a B+. I was a bit disappointed at first. But then I realized that I had learned a great deal from the process of writing that essay and that was more important than the grade itself.