In these uncertain times we find
A virus spreading far and wide
A pandemic that's changed our lives
But there are things that we can try

First, awareness is key you see
Knowing how to stay healthy
Wash your hands, wear a mask
And stay away from those who are sick

In case of an outbreak, we must act fast
Listen to the news and follow the task
Stay home if we can and avoid crowds
We can all do our part to help slow it down

A lockdown means we need to stay put
It may seem hard, but it's for our good
We can still have fun at home, you know
With books, games, and music to show

If we get sick, we must self-isolate
Stay away from others, it's not up for debate
We'll get better soon, we'll see
And then we'll be back to playing carefree

Infection can spread from person to person
But we can stop it, it's not a foregone conclusion
Let's all work together, young and old
To keep each other safe, we can be bold

So let's be aware and do our best
To keep ourselves and others safe, no rest
Together we'll get through this tough time
And come out stronger, more resilient, and kind.

Reflections

Here are a few questions to ask kids to think about "The Magic Garden Adventure":

1. What did the siblings find when they first entered the garden?
2. Why did the siblings have to be patient and wait for the garden to show them its magic?
3. What did the siblings learn about themselves and each other while exploring the garden?
4. How did the garden change from the beginning to the end of the story?
5. What do you think the magic of the garden represents in the story?
6. If you could have your own secret garden, what would it look like and what kind of magic would you want it to have?
7. What do you think the siblings will do the next time they visit the garden?