In the fields and on the farms,
There are babies big and small,
With wagging tails and tiny paws,
And fur that's soft and warm.

There's a playful little puppy,
With a nose that's wet and bright,
And a clumsy little calf,
With big brown eyes and might.

A curly little piglet,
With a snout that's always rooting,
And a cuddly little cub,
With a roar that's always hooting.

A sweet little kitten,
With a purr that's soft and sweet,
And a lively little foal,
With hooves that can't be beat.

They all may look different,
But they're special all the same,
And each one has a story,
As they grow and learn their name.

So let's be kind and gentle,
To every little creature we see,
For each one is a gift,
A wonder to be free.

Reflections

1. What did the bear and rabbit think of each other when they first met, and why?
2. How did the bear and rabbit's friendship grow and change over time?
3. What was your favorite adventure or experience that the bear and rabbit had together?
4. What do you think the "magic" of their friendship was, and why was it important?
5. Have you ever made a new friend who was very different from you? How did you become friends, and what did you learn from each other?