Come little ones, let's take a drive,
On the road, we'll come alive,
First, we'll handle the steering wheel,
And learn how to brake and how to feel.

When we want to go a little faster,
We'll push the pedal, then we'll master,
The art of acceleration,
It's so much fun with determination.

We'll merge with traffic, left and right,
Then exit the highway when it's time to alight,
We'll pass some cars, with a honk and a wave,
And rev the engine, just to be brave.

When we need a break, we'll coast a while,
And admire the scenery with a smile,
And if we see a detour up ahead,
We'll take it with a sense of adventure instead.

So come on kids, let's hit the road,
We'll handle the car and lighten the load,
We'll drive and learn and have some fun,
And make some memories under the sun.

Reflections

Here are some questions to ask kids to think about "Lost in the Forest: A Tale of Survival":

1. How did the characters get lost in the forest, and what were their initial reactions to being lost?
2. What challenges did the characters face while they were lost in the forest, and how did they work together to overcome them?
3. What lessons did the characters learn about survival and themselves while they were lost in the forest?
4. Were there any moments in the story that were particularly scary or exciting, and why?
5. How did the characters' experience in the forest change the way they saw the world when they returned home?