Once a little girl named Sue,
Was preoccupied with what to do,
She searched her purse for some inspiration,
But all she found was her imagination.

She emphatically thought of ways,
To show her resilience through the days,
For she knew life could be a barrage,
Of obstacles and challenges that can make one dislodge.

One day, she was flabbergasted to see,
A bird that fell from a nearby tree,
She didn't know what to do at first,
But quickly acted to quench her thirst.

She used her resilience and took a chance,
To help the bird with a little dance,
She gently held it and helped it fly,
And watched it soar high up in the sky.

Sue's actions made her proud,
As she learned to never stay bowed,
In the face of a plummet or fall,
Resilience is key to overcome it all.

So young ones, remember Sue's story,
And always strive for glory,
In the face of life's barrage,
Your resilience will take you far.

Reflections

Here are a few questions that kids might consider after hearing "Sue's Resilient Rescue":

1. How did Sue feel when she first found the fallen bird?
2. Why was Sue proud of herself for helping the bird?
3. Have you ever faced a challenge that made you feel like you couldn't overcome it? How did you handle it?
4. What do you think it means to be resilient? How can you practice resilience in your own life?
5. Do you think it's important to help others when they're in need, even if it's difficult or scary? Why or why not?