

Sophie taped a big box together. 'This is my rocket!' she said. She put on a silver hat and counted, '3, 2, 1, blast off!' She wiggled and zoomed around the room. 'I am an astronaut flying past the stars!' Sophie laughed and waved at pretend planets. 'Anything is possible,' she whispered, hugging her rocket box tight before zooming off again toward her next great adventure.

Sophie found her paints and a big white paper. She dipped her brush in blue and swirled it like the sky. 'Now pink, now yellow!' she giggled, dabbing dots everywhere. Her hands got messy, but she didn't mind. 'I am a painter,' she said proudly, holding up her colorful picture. It didn't look like anything exact, but Sophie beamed. 'I made something beautiful all by myself!'

Sophie's teddy bear had a pretend tummy ache. She wrapped a bandage gently around his paw. 'Don't worry, Teddy, I will fix you,' she said softly, listening with a toy stethoscope. 'Your heart sounds happy!' She gave him a pretend shot and a real hug. 'All better now!' Teddy seemed to smile. Sophie nodded, 'I can be a doctor and help everyone feel good.'

That night, Sophie looked at her rocket, painting, and teddy bear. 'Astronaut, painter, doctor,' she counted on her fingers. Her mom asked, 'So what will you be, Sophie?' Sophie smiled wide and said, 'Maybe all of them! Or maybe something new tomorrow.' She hugged her mom tight. 'I can be anything I dream,' she said happily, snuggling into bed with a heart full of big dreams.