Out in the fields where the grasses grow,
The sun shines bright, and the breezes blow,
A kid, a foal, a chick, a lamb,
A cub, a calf, all play and scamper.

The kid jumps high, with glee and fun,
Its little hooves, beating like a drum,
The foal gallops wild, with a whinny,
Kicking up dust, and feeling so skinny.

The chick flaps its wings, pecking at seeds,
Hopping and chirping, with all its needs,
The lamb bounces around, soft and white,
Its woolly coat shining, in the sun so bright.

The cub growls and pounces, so bold and brave,
Learning to hunt, and to be so brave,
The calf sniffs the air, with a curious nose,
Mooing and bellowing, as the wind blows.

In the fields, where the animals play,
There's never a dull, or boring day,
With a kid, a foal, a chick, a lamb,
A cub, a calf, all happy and calm.

Reflections

1. What are some of the different animals that are mentioned in the story, and how do they act or behave?
2. How does the setting of the story, the fields, affect the behavior of the animals?
3. What are some of the different ways that the animals play and have fun in the story?
4. How do you think the animals feel when they are playing and having fun in the fields?
5. What can we learn from the way that the animals interact with each other in the story?