In the sky up high,

The weather patterns change and fly.

Air pressure rises and falls,

Bringing forth rain or snowfall.

Water is a part of this dance,

As it evaporates to a vapor's trance.

It rises and forms clouds up high,

And eventually falls from the sky.

Sometimes the weather gets quite loud,

With winds that whip and spin around.

A waterspout might form at sea,

A twisting funnel that's quite a sight to see.

But when the snow falls thick and fast,

And the winds howl and blast,

We call it a whiteout,

A winter wonderland, no doubt.

So when you're out exploring nature's game,

And the weather starts to change its name,

Remember to be safe and wise,

And enjoy the beauty before your eyes.

Reflections

1. How did the young girl discover the key?
2. What kind of adventure did the girl embark on after finding the key?
3. Why do you think the key was hidden in the old book?
4. What do you think the key might have unlocked or revealed?
5. How would you feel if you found a mysterious key like the one in the story?
6. Do you think the girl should have shared her discovery with someone else?
7. What do you think the girl learned from her adventure with the key?
8. If you could go on an adventure like the girl did, where would you go and what would you hope to find?
9. How did the discovery of the key change the girl's perspective on life?
10. What lesson can we learn from the girl's experience with the mysterious key?