In the tub I take a bath,
Splashing water, having a laugh.
My rubber duck in the basket so nice,
A little toy to make me smile thrice.

When I'm done, I grab a towel,
Wrap it 'round me, just like an owl.
I put my pajamas on my back,
And jump on my bed, ready to slack.

But wait, I see my base and ball,
I want to play and have a ball.
I grab my bag and fill it up,
With all my toys, my favorite stuff.

I ask my baby sister to come,
But she's at the bank with mom.
Oh, how bad, I want her here,
To share my toys, and play with cheer.

But that's okay, I'll play alone,
And have fun until she's home.
My bath is done, my toys are out,
I'm happy, without a doubt.

Reflections

1. What are some of the things the child does during bath time?
2. What are some of the toys the child puts in their bag?
3. Why does the child want their baby sister to play with them?
4. What is the child's favorite toy?
5. How does the child feel at the end of the poem?