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Start your day with Leo the lion cub. He helps his jungle friends wake up their courage with playful confidence poses. This helps kids stretch their bravery muscles, stand tall, and roar with joy!

The clearing was sunny deep in the jungle. The leaves rustled in the breeze. Birds sang their songs of sunrise. Light filtered through the trees, painting the ground in golden patches. A young lion named Leo lived there. Though he was small, Leo had a heart full of courage and a mane full of dreams.

Every morning, Leo hosted his Roar with Confidence Circle. His jungle friends—monkeys, parrots, elephants, and more—gathered around to move their bodies, lift their chins, and find their brave voices.

This morning was special. Leo had created a new Courage Flow just for today. “Let’s wake up our ROAR!” he called, standing proudly on a mossy rock.

They began with Proud Lion Pose. With paws or feet wide and arms (or front legs!) stretched out, everyone puffed up their chests and lifted their heads. “Stand tall,” said Leo, “like the brave lions we are inside!”

Next came the Fearless Flamingo. Everyone balanced on one leg, lifting the other just like a flamingo. “Even when we wobble, we keep going!” giggled Leo as a monkey tumbled over in laughter and got right back up.

Leo then led them in Roaring Reach. Each animal stretched their arms or paws to the sky, took a deep breath, and let out a joyful roar. “Rooooar!” echoed through the clearing. “This is how we speak up with strength,” Leo beamed.

The next move was Jungle Jump. They crouched low like tigers ready to pounce—then leaped up with a mighty “YES!” Kids watching from the nearby school field couldn’t help but copy, jumping high and shouting with glee.

“Now it’s time for the Brave Belly Breathe,” said Leo, lying down in the grass. Everyone placed paws, wings, or hands on their bellies. They took slow, deep breaths. “Feel how strong you are. You don’t need to roar all the time. Quiet courage counts too.”

The animals calmed, the sun warmed their fur and feathers, and Leo gently added, “Sometimes bravery is just showing up. Like you did today.”

The final pose was the Confident Cub Stance. Each animal stood still and proud, with heads held high and hearts wide open. “You’ve got this,” whispered Leo, “and I’ve got you.”

To end the session, Leo stood in the middle and led the Morning Roar of Confidence. “One… two… three…” he counted, then “ROOOOOAR!” The jungle lit up with joyful roars, trumpets, chirps, and cheers. The kids cheered too, throwing their arms in the air.

As the day began and the jungle buzzed with energy, Leo gave a final nod. “Remember,” he said, “you carry your courage inside you—all day long. Just stand tall and let it shine.”

And from then on, Leo’s Roar with Confidence Circle became a jungle tradition. It reminded young animals. It also reminded the kids who joined in that every day is a chance to wake up their courage. They should move with boldness. They should also roar with joy.