Once in a cozy by the forest, there lived a little frog Freddie. Freddie was not like any other frog. He loved to dance and wear beautiful tutus. Every day, Freddie would put on his favorite pink tutu and twirl around in the meadow. He would leap and pirouette, feeling like the most graceful creature in the world.

One sunny morning, as Freddie was practicing his ballet moves, he noticed a group of butterflies fluttering nearby. They were dancing in the air, their colorful wings creating a mesmerizing spectacle. Freddie couldn't help but join them. He hopped and twirled, matching their graceful movements.

As Freddie danced with the butterflies, he realized that there were five butterflies in total. He counted them one by one, making sure he didn't miss any. "One, two, three, four, five," Freddie said with a smile. He loved how numbers could help him understand the world around him.

After his dance with the butterflies, Freddie decided to explore the forest. He hopped from one lily pad to another, counting each jump he made. "One, two, three, four, five," Freddie counted again. He was getting better at his math skills while having fun.

Suddenly, Freddie spotted a family of squirrels gathering acorns. They were busy collecting them and storing them in their den. Freddie was curious and wanted to help. He asked the squirrels how many acorns they had collected so far. They replied, "We have ten acorns in total."

Freddie thought for a moment and then said, "If I give you three of my acorns, how many will you have?" The squirrels looked at each other and then replied, "We will have thirteen acorns in total." Freddie was delighted to help the squirrels and learn more about addition.

As the day went on, Freddie continued his adventures in the forest, encountering various animals and solving math problems along the way. He realized that math was not only useful but also fun. And so, the little frog in the tutu lived happily, dancing and counting in the den by the forest.