Being brave is like being a superhero in your own story. When you feel a little scared, like when the lights go out at night, being brave means you face that fear and say, ‘I can do this!’ It’s like when you try a new food that looks funny, but you take a bite anyway because you want to know what it tastes like.

Think about a tiny bird learning to fly. It might be nervous to leave the nest, but it spreads its wings and jumps. That’s brave! Even if it feels a bit wobbly at first, it keeps trying. Being brave doesn’t mean you don’t feel scared; it just means you try anyway because you believe in yourself.

Imagine a big, fluffy teddy bear that’s always there with you. When you hug it, you feel strong and safe. Being brave is like having that feeling inside you. It helps you do things that might seem hard, like speaking up in class or making a new friend. It’s like having a secret power that helps you grow and learn new things.