A tall, dark-haired, high school school girl, waving

Failure is part of success

Arleth walking through the school hallways with a nervous expression, surrounded by groups of students in the background.

Arleth was a new student at the school. He felt nervous and worried about making friends. As he walked through the hallways, he noticed groups of students chatting and laughing. Arleth wished he could be part of their conversations. He took a deep breath and reminded himself that it's okay to feel nervous.

The New Student

Arleth sitting alone at a lunch table with an open seat across from him, and a girl named Sarah waving at him from a distance.

During lunchtime, Arleth sat alone at a table. He felt a bit lonely but then he noticed a girl waving at him. Her name was Sarah, and she had seen Arleth looking lost in the hallway. Sarah introduced herself and asked Arleth if he wanted to join her group of friends. Arleth's face lit up with a big smile as he realized that making friends was not as hard as he thought.

The Unexpected Encounter

Arleth working on a science project with a focused expression, surrounded by science equipment and a poster board.

Arleth's science teacher announced a science fair competition. Arleth was excited but also a little nervous. He had never participated in a science fair before. With Sarah's encouragement, Arleth decided to take on the challenge. He worked hard on his project, even when things didn't go as planned. He learned that failure is part of success, and he didn't give up.

The Science Fair Challenge

Arleth presenting his science project at the fair with a proud smile, with other projects and students in the background.

On the day of the science fair, Arleth proudly presented his project. Although he didn't win the first prize, he felt proud of himself for taking part. His classmates applauded his efforts, and Sarah gave him a high-five. Arleth realized that success is not just about winning, but about trying your best and learning from every experience. He was grateful for the friends he had made and the lessons he had learned.