There once was an administrator, so wise,
Who saw in young children a spark in their eyes,
He knew with some guidance, they could go far,
And reach for the sky like a shining star.

He anticipated their dreams and their goals,
And encouraged them all to achieve their roles,
He taught them endurance and the power of will,
That with hard work and patience, they could fulfill.

He spoke of stamina and its crucial need,
To keep on going, to always succeed,
For when obstacles come, they must be strong,
And never give up, no matter how long.

He explained a phenomenon, so unique,
That with a little help, they could reach their peak,
That with love and support, they could grow,
And become all they were meant to show.

He fostered their hearts, with care and love,
And taught them to fly, like a free dove,
He showed them a world, so bright and true,
And that the future was theirs, to pursue.

So to all young children, he sent this rhyme,
To show them that they could make their life shine,
And with hard work, faith, and a little love,
They could conquer the world, and rise above.

Reflections

1. Who is the main character of the story?
2. What did the administrator do to help the young children in the story?
3. What did the administrator teach the children about endurance and stamina?
4. Why is it important to never give up, no matter how difficult things may seem?
5. How did the administrator foster the children's hearts with care and love?
6. What is the phenomenon that the administrator talked about in the story?
7. What did the children learn about their own potential and ability to achieve their dreams?
8. What are some ways that you can show endurance and stamina in your own life?
9. Why is it important to have someone who believes in you and encourages you to follow your dreams?
10. What message did you take away from the story, and how can you apply it to your own life?