Once upon a time, a tale to be told
Of characters brave and daring and bold
The hero, with a bounce in his stride
Faced off against the antagonist's pride

But let's start with the backstory first
To help our young minds quench their thirst
Our hero was a simple little frog
Living in a bog, on a rotting log

He had an assistant, a wise old owl
Who helped him see beyond the fowl
And an agent, a trusty dragonfly
Who flew him around in the sky

But one day, a boom shook the ground
A disruption that echoed all around
The antagonist had arrived on scene
A wicked spider, larger than a bean

The spider had a plan to take control
To turn the bog into her very own goal
But our hero was not one to be swayed
He knew he had to adapt to the new crusade

With an analog strategy in mind
He crafted a plan to unwind
The spider's web of deceit and lies
And bring justice to the bog and skies

In the end, our hero prevailed
And the antagonist's plan was derailed
Our hero's wit, courage, and heart
Had helped him play the perfect part

So remember, young ones, as you go through life
To always strive to do what's right
And if you face an obstacle, don't be afraid
Just adapt and find a way to make the grade.

Reflections

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

1. Who were the main characters in the story, and what did they each do to help the hero?
2. What was the problem that the hero had to face, and how did he go about solving it?
3. What did the hero learn about himself and his friends through his adventure?
4. How did the hero adapt to the situation he was in, and why was this important?
5. What message did you take away from the story, and how can you apply it to your own life?