Come, young ones, and gather near,
Let me tell you tales that you'll hold dear,
Of grand places and buildings tall,
That stand proud and strong, never to fall.

In the Capitol, oh so grand,
We have leaders who take command,
They make laws and help us all,
So our country can stand tall.

Up in the mountains, cold and white,
Sits a Chalet, a wondrous sight,
It's a cozy lodge with fires bright,
Where we warm up on winter nights.

In the Chapel, we come to pray,
And give thanks for each new day,
We light candles and sing in praise,
And hope for love to light our ways.

A Chateau, a castle so grand,
Is a place you'll want to understand,
With towers high and walls so wide,
It's a place where knights once did ride.

The Cathedral, a holy place,
With stained glass and ornate grace,
Is a place where people come to find,
Peace and solace for heart and mind.

Last but not least, we have the Café,
Where we come to chat and play,
We sip hot cocoa and eat pastries sweet,
And gather with friends for a lovely treat.

So, young ones, remember these places dear,
They stand strong year after year,
And someday, when you're grown up too,
You'll visit them all, and feel anew.

Reflections

1. What was your favorite magical creature that the siblings encountered in the Enchanted Forest?
2. What was the biggest challenge that the siblings faced during their adventure, and how did they overcome it?
3. If you were on an adventure in the Enchanted Forest, what kind of magical creature would you want to meet?
4. What lesson do you think the siblings learned during their journey through the Enchanted Forest?
5. If you could go on an adventure with the siblings, what would you do differently or the same?