Up and down, what do we see?
A yo-yo moving constantly
We watch it with amazement
As it goes, it's quite a sight

Next, we think of a volcano
It's fiery eruption, so slow-o
We imagine the heat and the light
As it erupts, what a sight!

When the rain comes, don't you frown
Just open up your umbrella and go to town
Stay dry and dance in the rain
It'll wash away all your pain

The sound of a violin is so sweet
It's music to move your feet
The strings sing a lovely tune
It'll lift your heart to the moon

Look out the window, what do you see?
The world outside, wild and free
A box full of treasures untold
And a fox, quick and bold

So, these are the things we can see
In our imagination, wild and free
Let's keep exploring and have some fun
Up and down, our day has just begun!

Reflections

1. What is the yo-yo doing in the story?
2. What do you think the volcano would look like if you were there?
3. How would you describe the sound of the violin in the story?
4. What might you find outside the window if you looked out it?
5. Can you think of another animal that could replace the fox in the story?
6. Why do you think the author included an umbrella in the story?
7. What could be in the box full of treasures untold?
8. What does the story teach us about using our imagination?