Once upon a time, in a land far away
Lived a group of shapes, who loved to play
They were all different, and each had their way
Of moving and grooving throughout the day

There was Bent, who twisted and turned
And Compact, who was small and well-learned
Narrow was slim and could slip through a crack
While Blocky was tough, and nothing could detract

Fat was round and loved to roll
And Boxy was square, with corners to hold
Flat was thin and could slide with ease
While Chunky was bumpy, like a sack full of peas

Broad was wide, with arms stretched out
And Full was big, with no room for doubt
They all played together, no matter their shape
And loved to explore, with no need for escape

So if you see a shape that's different from you
Remember that differences are beautiful too
We're all unique, like the shapes in this tale
And that's what makes life such a beautiful kaleidoscope kale!

Reflections

1. What are some of the different shapes in the story, and how are they different from one another?
2. How do the shapes in the story learn to appreciate and celebrate their differences?
3. How can we apply the message of the story to our own lives and relationships with others?
4. Can you think of a time when you felt different or left out, and how did you handle that situation?
5. What are some ways we can show kindness and acceptance towards people who are different from us?