Reflect, reflect, upon the snow,
The atmosphere's a wondrous show.
A blizzard brews, the winds do blow,
As precipitation starts to flow.

The temperature drops, it's bitter cold,
But don't you worry, young and old.
Our coats will keep us warm and snug,
As we explore the winter's rug.

Hail may fall, and ice may form,
But we'll be safe, and free from harm.
The snow will crunch beneath our feet,
As we trek on, through winter's beat.

The severe weather will come and go,
But we will learn, and we will grow.
We'll absorb the lessons nature brings,
And find the joy that winter sings.

So let us venture out today,
And see the beauty on display.
Reflect on all that we can see,
In winter's wonderland, so free.

Reflections

1. What were some of the different types of precipitation the children encountered during their winter adventure?
2. How did the children stay warm and safe during their journey through the winter wonderland?
3. What lessons did the children learn from the severe weather they experienced?
4. What were some of the fun and exciting things the children saw and did during their exploration of the winter landscape?
5. What was your favorite part of the story, and why?