In a land of wonder and glee,
There lived some creatures so carefree,
They danced and played with much delight,
Under the sun, and stars so bright.

Now let me describe them to you,
With fur and feathers, green and blue,
Some big, some small, some round, some square,
But all of them with love to share.

Each one belonged to a clan,
With their own unique style and plan,
They'd address each other with respect,
And always tried to connect.

When it came to handling things,
They'd use their paws or flappy wings,
And even with just a few pence,
They'd buy things that made perfect sense.

To label things, they used their ink,
And wrote their names with a special blink,
And when they had to zip away,
They'd leave a trail that led astray.

So now you see, in this great land,
These creatures thrived and made a stand,
With all their quirks and little ways,
They lived their lives with joy and grace.

Reflections

1. What kinds of creatures did the poem describe? Can you draw or imagine what they might look like?
2. What did the creatures do in their land? Were they happy and carefree? How do you know?
3. What are some of the special ways the creatures interacted with each other, like addressing and handling things?
4. How did the creatures label things in their land? Can you think of a special way you like to label your things?
5. What was your favorite part of the poem, and why? Can you think of another fun activity or adventure the creatures might have in their joyful land?