Once upon a time, in a land of fun
There were little creatures, always on the run
They loved to play and laugh all day
And explore their world in every way

They'd run around and play tag
Jumping over things and zigzag
But sometimes they'd get stuck under
And need a friend to help them recover

They'd climb across the monkey bars
And swing over the moon and stars
But sometimes they'd trip and fall
And feel like they've hit a wall

But they were brave and always bounced back
They'd dust themselves off and get back on track
They'd move forward with a smile
And keep going for mile after mile

They'd run around and around
Making silly noises and funny sounds
And sometimes they'd go backward too
Just to see what it was like to undo

But in the end, they always found their way
Back to their home to end their day
And with happy hearts and tired feet
They'd fall asleep, ready for another fun feat.

Reflections

Here are a few questions that could be asked to encourage children to think about the story:

1. Who were the main characters in the story, and what did they like to do?
2. What were some of the obstacles that the creatures had to overcome, and how did they overcome them?
3. What do you think the creatures learned from their adventures?
4. Can you think of a time when you had to overcome an obstacle like the creatures in the story?
5. What do you think the creatures might do in their next adventure?