Once upon a time, in a land far away,
There was a little square who loved to play.
He lived in a stool, in a house made of wood,
And every day, he did something good.

One day, he heard a story so grand,
It took him to a place he couldn't understand.
The story went on and on with a spline,
And every time he heard it, it felt like a sign.

The story was about a span so long,
It was as if it went on and on and on.
And at the end of the span, there was a stain,
That looked like a flower in the rain.

The little square loved the story so much,
That he decided to go on a journey and such.
He left his stool and went on a quest,
To find the span and see the stain at its best.

He travelled through mountains and across the seas,
And finally found the span with so much ease.
He saw the stain and it was so bright,
It looked like a star in the night.

The little square was so happy and content,
He knew his journey was truly well spent.
And with the story and stain in his heart,
He returned to his stool, ready to start.

So, children, remember this story so true,
If you believe, you can make your dreams come through.
And just like the little square who went on a quest,
You too can achieve and be your very best.

Reflections

Here are a few questions to ask kids to think about the story:

1. How did the little square feel after hearing the story, and what did he decide to do?
2. What challenges did the little square face on his journey, and how did he overcome them?
3. What did the little square learn about believing in oneself from his journey?
4. Do you think the story the little square heard was real or made up? Why?
5. What is your favorite part of the story, and why?