The Boy and the Butterfly Map

Leo is a boy who is fascinated by butterflies and spends his time with a sketchbook and pencils, watching an orange butterfly with black veins and white spots as it moves among the purple and yellow flowers in his yard. This close observation leads him to make a special map of his neighborhood, with a star marking his house and tiny flowers drawn wherever butterflies land. The map becomes a way for him to explore and connect with the world around him.

At school, Leo shows the map to his friend Maya, who is curious and suggests looking for empty spots without flowers and planting there to attract more butterflies. Their teacher, Mrs. Green, turns the idea into a class project, and the children plant native flower seeds while learning about what butterflies need and why patience matters. Written by Aysel Banu YAVUZAL, this tale can be read on Masal İzle and follows the children as the seeds grow and butterflies return to the new garden.