Writing an essay, talking on his cell phone,
Reading a magazine, playing a game,
Reading a textbook, feeding the fish,
Sitting on a bench, drinking some water, too.

Writing on the board, watering the plants,
Walking in the park, talking to the teacher,
So many things to do and see,
In a day that's filled with fun and learning, you'll agree!

From writing stories, to counting the stars,
There's always something new to explore,
With books to read, and friends to meet,
A whole world of adventures is yours to greet!

So take a seat, and listen close,
To all the things that you can know,
From talking on the phone, to playing in the sun,
Every day is filled with so much fun!

Reflections

1. What are the different activities the young student does in the story?
2. How does the young student spend their day in the story?
3. Why do you think the young student is doing all these activities?
4. Can you relate to any of the activities in the story?
5. What would you like to do if you were the young student in the story?
6. What do you think the young student learned during their day?
7. What is your favorite activity that the young student did in the story?
8. What else do you think the young student might do after the activities mentioned in the story?
9. How do you think the young student feels at the end of the day?
10. What is the overall message of the story?