In the kitchen, there's a cabinet so grand,
Filled with canisters, oh so bland.
They hold sugar, flour, and tea,
But what else could there possibly be?

There's a bucket with a handle so strong,
It can carry water all day long.
And a canteen for a picnic lunch,
Filled with juice or water, it's your hunch.

In the living room, there's a case so neat,
A briefcase that's always on the beat.
It carries papers, books, and more,
It's a busy bag that can't be ignored.

There's a carrier for your furry friend,
A carton that you can bend.
It's perfect for a game of peek-a-boo,
Or storing toys, it's up to you!

So many cans and cases to see,
What other treasures could there possibly be?
Keep exploring, you'll never know,
What new things you'll find, and where they'll go!

Reflections

1. What did the children and their dog encounter on their hike before they got lost?
2. How did the children feel when they realized they were lost?
3. What are some of the ways the children tried to find their way back home?
4. How did the children use their different strengths to help each other while they were lost?
5. What did the children learn from their experience of getting lost in the woods?