Video script prompt

Title: Didi the Duck Who Asked “Why?” Didi was a little yellow duck with a very big question: “Why?” “Why is the sky blue?” “Why do fish swim?” “Why do leaves fall?” She asked her mom, her teacher, her friends—even the clouds! At first, everyone smiled. “She’s so curious,” said the goose. But after the hundredth “Why?”, some animals sighed. “Too many questions,” said Frog. “Can’t she just be quiet?” Didi felt a little sad. “Maybe I ask too much…” But she couldn’t stop wondering. One day, the class took a trip to the pond. Teacher Owl pointed at some bugs. “What do they eat?” asked Didi. The class was silent. No one knew. “I’ll find out!” said Didi. She watched the bugs, wrote notes, even asked an ant. She drew pictures and showed them to Teacher Owl. “This is amazing!” Owl said. “You’ve discovered something we never noticed!” From that day on, Didi became the class question expert. If someone wondered something, they went to her. “Why does the moon change?” “Why do beavers build dams?” “Ask Didi!” they said. And Didi smiled. She had found her place—right in the middle of curiosity. Moral: Asking “why” is the first step to learning something wonderful.