Oh the world is full of wondrous things,
With different habitats and different beings.

There's the ocean, with its waves so grand,
Where fish swim and play, on the sandy land.

The desert, a place so hot and dry,
With sand dunes that reach up to the sky.

The forest, a place of green and brown,
Where creatures great and small call it home ground.

The ice, a place so cold and bright,
With snowflakes that sparkle, day and night.

The grassland, a place so wide and open,
Where animals graze, and the wind is woken.

The jungle, a place so thick and wild,
Where animals roam, and the plants run rampant and mild.

So let's explore these wondrous lands,
And learn about the creatures and their bands.

Reflections

1. Can you name all the habitats mentioned in the poem?
2. What are some of the animals that live in the jungle?
3. What is different about the ice compared to the other habitats?
4. What do you think the grassland would look like?
5. Why do you think it's important to learn about the different habitats and creatures in the world?
6. Can you think of any other habitats that are not mentioned in the poem?
7. If you could visit one of these habitats, which one would you choose and why?