In the wild, where animals roam,
Some hunt for prey, to call their own.
But in inhospitable lands they stay,
And survival's not an easy way.

Yet some thrive, despite the plight,
With adaptations that keep them alright.
Insulate their bodies or migrate,
To find a new home and a better fate.

Some creatures fast, to conserve,
Energy and food, they wisely observe.
Others pose, to appear too tough,
And avoid becoming someone's lunch.

Inhabitants of forests and plains,
Each have a role to maintain.
They ingest what they need to grow,
And keep their strength, so they can show.

So children, learn from these friends,
Survival is what matters, till the end.
Adapt, grow, and be strong,
And cherish the environment all along.

Reflections

1. How did the acorn grow into a mighty oak, and what challenges did it face along the way?
2. What are some important lessons we can learn from the journey of the acorn and the oak tree?
3. How does the story of the acorn and the oak tree relate to our own lives and the challenges we face?
4. Why do you think the acorn persevered despite the challenges it faced, and how can we apply that same perseverance in our own lives?
5. What role do you think the environment and other living things played in the journey of the acorn and the oak tree?