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This reading resource tells the true and inspiring story of Sadako Sasaki, a young girl who survived the Hiroshima atomic bomb but later faced illness caused by radiation. It shares her journey of hope and courage through the ancient Japanese tradition of folding paper cranes. Written in an engaging and easy-to-understand style, this story brings history, peace, and resilience to life for young readers.

Subheadings included:

• Once Upon a Time in Hiroshima
• The Mysterious Illness
• The Legend of the Thousand Cranes
• Strength in Small Wings
• From Sadako to the World
• Why Sadako’s Story Still Matters
• What You Can Do
• Sadako’s Legacy

Age Group:
This PDF is designed specifically for children and young teens aged 9 to 14. It uses clear language and storytelling techniques for this age group. The content balances educational facts with emotional engagement to make Sadako’s story both accessible and meaningful for them.

Benefits for Kids:
By reading this story, kids gain an understanding of an important moment in world history and learn about the impact of war on innocent lives. They are introduced to powerful themes like hope, courage, and peace through Sadako’s personal journey. The story encourages empathy, resilience, and inspires young readers to believe in their ability to make a positive difference.

This digital file is a ready-to-use, thoughtfully written educational resource that combines history, culture, and character education. It saves teachers and parents time while providing a valuable, age-appropriate reading experience that supports curriculum goals and promotes peace education.

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Total Page Count in Digital Format: 11

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