In this great country of ours,
We follow a Constitution with powers.
It gives us the right to be free,
And to speak up for justice, you and me.

Discrimination is not okay,
We should all be treated the same way.
No matter your race, your gender, or creed,
We all have the right to succeed.

The 19th Amendment gave women the vote,
And now we can all have a say, we can all have a voice.
The majority can't silence our Latina sisters,
We are all equal, we are all winners.

In a court case, a judge must be fair,
And nominate the best person out there.
We need justice for all, it's plain to see,
So we can live in a country that's truly free.

So let's stand up for what's right,
And fight for justice with all our might.
We'll uphold the Constitution with pride,
And make sure everyone's rights are dignified.

Reflections

1. What did the little bird do when she realized her friends were missing?
2. How did the little bird feel when she first set out on her adventure?
3. What obstacles did the little bird face during her journey, and how did she overcome them?
4. How did the little bird's bravery help her in the end?
5. What did the little bird learn about herself and her friends during her adventure?