In the great wide woods so green and vast,
There lived some creatures who had a blast,
A beaver who built a dam so fine,
To keep the water in a neat line.

Up in the sky, an eagle so grand,
Soaring high over the land,
Looking down at the wolf below,
Who ran so fast, he was quite the show.

A moose, with antlers tall and wide,
Stood majestic, a sight to abide,
While a goose, with feathers white as snow,
Waddled by the lake, nice and slow.

And then, from across the water's tune,
A loon called out, a haunting croon,
The animals stopped and took a look,
For the loon's song was like no other book.

All these creatures, so different and unique,
Lived in harmony, a world quite sleek,
And though they were all different, you see,
They found a way to live in harmony.

Reflections

1. Who were the different animals in the story and what makes them unique?
2. How did the animals coexist and live in harmony in the story?
3. Why do you think it's important for different animals to get along with each other in the forest?
4. What can we learn from the story about respecting and appreciating diversity?
5. If you could be one of the animals in the story, which one would you be and why?