In the jungle, tall and green,
Stands a tree, the tallest ever seen.
Its trunk is thick, its leaves so high,
It's a home to many creatures that fly by.

One day, a tiger came to rest,
Underneath this tree, he was so blessed.
He lay down on the soft green grass,
And took a nap, with a peaceful pass.

When he woke up, he felt quite hungry,
So he headed towards the village, quite luckily.
There he found a table full of food,
With juicy tomatoes that looked so good.

After his meal, he went for a ride,
On a train that was passing by, with pride.
But soon he realized he had to pee,
So he ran to the toilet, very speedily.

With his needs met, he headed back,
To the jungle where his home did lack.
He climbed back up the tall green tree,
And rested again, just like he should be.

So kids, remember this tale of fun,
With a tree, a tiger, a table, a tomato, a toilet, and a train that won.
Nature and comfort, all in one,
We can all live in harmony, just like the setting sun.

Reflections

1. Who are the characters in the poem, and what are they doing?
2. Can you describe the jungle and the tree where the tiger rests?
3. What did the tiger eat from the table, and why did he go there?
4. What did the tiger do on the train, and where was he going?
5. Why did the tiger need to go to the toilet, and where did he find one?
6. How did the tiger feel when he returned to the tree, and why did he rest there?
7. What message do you think the poem is trying to convey about nature and comfort?
8. Can you think of any other animals that might live in the jungle, and what objects might they encounter?