Come and sit at the table,
With your pencil and your chair,
Draw a picture of the door
Or the window over there.

When you're done with your drawing,
And you're feeling kind of tired,
Go and rest upon your bed,
And let your dreams be inspired.

In the morning when you wake up,
Head straight to the bathroom to wash,
Then go and get dressed in your bedroom,
And start your day with a quick little dash.

The kitchen's where we make breakfast,
Lunch and dinner too,
Grab a pen and write a list,
Of all the things we need to do.

So whether you're drawing, resting,
Writing lists, or washing hands,
Remember, you can always dream big,
And explore all of life's lands.

Reflections

1. What did the poem encourage you to do?
2. Can you name some of the objects in the poem?
3. What is your favorite part of the poem?
4. What did you learn from the poem?
5. Can you think of other places in your house that the poem did not mention?
6. What did you imagine when you heard the words "bedroom," "bathroom," and "kitchen" in the poem?
7. Can you think of other ways to use a pencil and a pen, aside from drawing and making lists?
8. How do you feel when you create something using a pencil or pen?
9. Did the poem make you want to draw or write something?
10. How did the poem make you think about your dreams and what you want to achieve in life?