Once in a lush green forest, there lived a little frog named Freddie. Freddie was not an ordinary frog; he had a magical tutu that he loved to wear. Every time he put it on, something extraordinary would happen. One day, as Freddie hopped around the forest, he stumbled upon a group of animals struggling with math problems.

Curious and eager to help, Freddie hopped over to them and asked, "What seems to be the problem, my friends?" The animals explained that they were having trouble with their math homework. Freddie smiled and said, "Don't worry, I can help you with that!"

Freddie started with a simple addition problem. "If you have 3 apples and I give you 2 more, how many apples will you have?" The animals thought for a moment and shouted, "5 apples!" Freddie nodded and moved on to the next problem.

As Freddie continued to help the animals, he realized that math could be fun. He asked them multiplication questions like, "If you have 4 legs and there are 3 frogs, how many legs are there in total?" The animals eagerly answered, "12 legs!"

With each math problem, Freddie's tutu sparkled brighter and brighter. The animals were amazed by his magical abilities. They couldn't believe that a frog wearing a tutu could be so smart!

After solving several math problems, Freddie's tutu started to glow with a dazzling light. Suddenly, a magical portal appeared in front of him. The animals gasped in astonishment. Freddie turned to them and said, "Thank you for the wonderful time, my friends. It's time for me to go on my next adventure!"

With a leap, Freddie hopped into the portal and disappeared. The animals waved goodbye, grateful for Freddie's help and the math lessons they had learned.

From that day forward, the animals in the forest became better at math, all thanks to Freddie and his magical tutu. And whenever they had a math problem, they would remember the little frog who wore a tutu and made math fun.

And so, the legend of Freddie, the frog in a tutu, spread throughout the forest, inspiring animals of all kinds to embrace the magic of math.