In the land of Pantanal,
Where the rivers flow,
There lived a group of kids,
As happy as can be, you know.

They ran through the highlands,
Played by the tributary,
And worked in the plantation,
Growing cassava and sugarcane, oh so merry.

But one day, a dictator came,
And took their land away,
Forced them to work in his plantation,
And worship only one faith - Catholic, every day.

The kids felt sad and lost,
For their freedom was taken away,
But they knew deep in their hearts,
That one day they'll see the light of day.

They held on to their hope,
And fought with all their might,
Till they finally defeated the dictator,
And reclaimed their land with pride.

Now the kids of Pantanal,
Live in peace and harmony,
Growing cassava and sugarcane,
By the tributary and the tall trees.

They remember their struggles,
And the faith that kept them strong,
For they know that they can overcome,
Anything that comes along.

Reflections

1. Who were the main characters in the story, and what were their values and beliefs?
2. What was the conflict in the story, and how did the kids overcome it?
3. How did the kids show bravery and perseverance throughout the story?
4. What lessons can we learn from the story about the importance of freedom, faith, and hope?
5. How did the story inspire you or make you feel, and why?