A Poem for Little Kids

In the classroom, there's a lot to see,
A pupil, just like you and me,
With a book and pencil, sharp and new,
Ready to learn and see it through.

A keyboard sits on the desk with care,
For typing notes and playing fair,
A page of paper, crisp and bright,
Awaits our words with all its might.

An eraser stands by, just in case,
In case we make a little mistake,
A ruler helps us draw a line,
And keep our letters looking fine.

A pen is there, with ink so blue,
For writing stories, and that's not a few,
A computer screen, shining bright,
Helps us learn with all its might.

A teacher guides us, day by day,
With love and wisdom, come what may,
And school is where we learn and grow,
Making friends and watching things unfold.

So let's embrace each day with glee,
In this place, where knowledge sets us free,
And with a pencil, ruler, and book in hand,
We'll be the best we can, just as planned.

Reflections

1. What is the pupil's goal for the day at school?
2. What tools does the pupil have to help them learn?
3. Who helps the pupil in their learning journey at school?
4. What is the teacher's role in the story?
5. What is the significance of the book and pencil?
6. Can you think of another tool that the pupil could use in the classroom?
7. What do you think the pupil learned by the end of the day?
8. What do you think the pupil enjoyed most about their day at school?
9. How can you apply what the pupil learned in the story to your own school experiences?
10. Can you think of another story that takes place at school that you might like to read or hear?