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An old lighthouse counts the fishing boats safely home each night before it, too, can rest.
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On a rocky point at the edge of the sea stood an old lighthouse. Every night it did one important job: it shone its warm beam across the water so the fishing boats could find their way back to the harbour.
The lighthouse liked to count them home. "One," it would say, as the first small boat slipped past the rocks. "Two. Three." Slower and slower the boats came in, their lanterns like little sleepy stars on the waves.
When the very last boat was tied up safe and the harbour was quiet, the lighthouse would let its beam grow soft and slow, sweeping gently over the calm dark sea. Its work was done. And only then, sure that everyone was home, did the old lighthouse settle down to rest until the dawn.
Lasīšana skaļi
Counting the boats invites a child to count along and slow their breathing with the rhythm.
Vēl kaut kas pirms miega
Miegainais mazais mākonītis
A small cloud drifts home across a quiet evening sky, saying goodnight to everything below.
Meža ezītis Sūniņš
A little hedgehog gathers soft leaves and curls up warm as the forest goes to sleep.
Luna, klusā lapsa
A gentle fox walks the meadow at dusk, wishing every creature a good night.
Lācis, kas kolekcionēja žāvas
A kind bear gathers everyone's yawns in a jar so the whole valley can fall asleep.
Gliemezis, kas nesa pastu
An unhurried snail delivers goodnight letters all along the garden path.
Mēness ar segu
The moon tucks a soft blanket of night over the whole sleepy world.
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