In a world so vast and diverse,
It's important to remember, we must converse,
With people of different backgrounds and race,
And never let discrimination take its place.

Giggle, dance, sing and play,
With kids of every genre, every day,
No matter what our differences may be,
We must live together in harmony.

Civil rights are important, you see,
We must treat everyone equally,
No matter what they look like or where they're from,
In this world, we all belong.

Economy, influence, power and might,
Are words that often come to light,
But remember, it's kindness that truly wins,
And helps us all to live in sync.

So let's all work together, hand in hand,
To create a world that's truly grand,
Where love and acceptance are always in bloom,
And everyone's welcome in every room.

Reflections

1. How did the children in the story learn to accept each other's differences?
2. What were some of the challenges the children faced because of discrimination?
3. How did the concept of civil rights play a role in the story?
4. What were some ways the children showed kindness to one another throughout the story?
5. Why is it important to be friends with people who have different backgrounds and experiences than us?