Once upon a time, in a world of fun,
There was a group of animals on the run.
A frame they found, made of wood and nails,
They decided to use it for their playful tales.

They built a fort, with walls all around,
And pretended they were knights, safe and sound.
But then a ghost, oh so spooky and white,
Appeared from nowhere, gave them a fright!

They ran and screamed, until they realized,
The ghost was just a sheet, hanging in disguise.
With geometry skills, they made a plan,
To cut the sheet and turn it into a fan.

They played with the fan, in the air it flew,
Thanks to gravity, it twirled and grew.
They then added some fur, to make it soft,
And drew a graph, to measure how it lofted.

The group of animals, with their frame and fan,
Were now happy and playful, as kids always can.
So they sang and danced, until the sun set,
And went to bed, with dreams they won't forget.

Reflections

1. What did the animals use to build their fort and why was it important to them?
2. How did the animals react when they first saw the ghost and what did they do to overcome their fear?
3. What did the animals do with the ghost after they realized it was just a sheet?
4. How did the animals use their knowledge of geometry to make the fan?
5. What was your favorite part of the story and why?