A flick of my wrist, I'll show you a trick,
With a quick little kick, it will do the trick.
A brick, I can pick up with ease,
And give it a lick, if you please!

I can make it click, with a flick of my hand,
And if you're feeling sick, I'll help you to stand.
A lick of ice cream, will make you feel better,
And a quick little pick, will make it all better!

So come on and try, with a flick and a kick,
To do a little trick, with a brick or a lick.
And with a click, you'll see it's not hard,
To play and have fun, with just a few flicks and a brick, a lick and a pick!

Reflections

1. What does the child do with the brick in the story?
2. What does the child do with a flick of the wrist?
3. What helps the child feel better when they are feeling sick?
4. What does the child do to make something click?
5. How does the child pick up the brick in the story?
6. What does the child do to help someone stand up when they're feeling sick?
7. What kind of trick does the child show with a kick?
8. What is the main message of the story?