In the east, the sun will rise
Always bright and warm, a welcome surprise
The sky turns pink, orange, and red
A mild breeze blows, as we get out of bed

To the north, we might venture one day
Where snowflakes fall and the wind likes to play
We'll bundle up tight and put on our best
To face the cold and build a snowman with zest

In the west, the sun sets with a show
A sky full of colors that we all know
The air is dry, the desert is near
But the beauty is always something to cheer

And when it rains, we get all wet
We grab our boots and coats, without regret
We splash in puddles and jump up high
Having fun and feeling alive

So let's explore this world, far and wide
From the east to the west, with nothing to hide
With each adventure, we'll learn and grow
And make memories that'll always glow.

Reflections

1. What kind of weather is described in the poem?
2. What are some different directions mentioned in the poem?
3. What kind of activities can you do when it's wet outside?
4. Why is it important to explore and discover the world around us?
5. What is your favorite part of the poem and why?