In a land far away, with fields of green,
Lived a group of kids, as you've never seen.
They tended the crops with irrigation,
And kept their traditions with great dedication.

But one day, the sky turned ominous and gray,
And the wind began to sarcastically play.
The kids hesitantly looked up at the sky,
Wondering if they should stay or try to fly.

Suddenly, a mutter was heard from the east,
And a taunt came from the west like a beast.
The kids knew they were being harassed,
But they stood their ground and refused to be passed.

They remembered the tradition their parents taught,
That in times of trouble, they should not be caught.
So they banded together and formed a plan,
To protect their land and show they can.

They worked together with all their might,
And the wind and rain gave up the fight.
The sun came out and shone so bright,
And the kids celebrated with all their might.

So remember, young ones, when trouble comes your way,
Stand your ground and don't be swayed.
Follow tradition and work together,
And you'll always come out on top, forever and ever.

Reflections

1. What was the tradition the kids in the story followed, and how did it help them during the storm?
2. How did the kids show their unity and teamwork during the storm?
3. Why do you think it's important to work together and support each other during challenging times?
4. What lessons did the kids learn from their experience, and how can you apply those lessons in your own life?
5. Can you think of a time when you had to work together with others to overcome a difficult situation? How did it feel, and what did you learn from the experience?