In a forest of bamboo so tall,
Lived creatures both big and small,
They roamed around, without a care,
Until a predator would suddenly appear.

These animals were vulnerable, it was true,
But they had strength in numbers, too,
They knew just where to find their food,
In the bamboo groves, it was always good.

Nutrients were plenty in this greenery,
The animals ate, and grew strong and free,
But their habitat was changing fast,
And danger loomed, it wouldn't last.

Many were endangered, that's for sure,
And some had already become no more,
But there was still hope to preserve,
The animals and the habitat they deserve.

We must work hard to protect and save,
To ensure these animals have a place to stay,
Let's all do our part, big and small,
So they never become extinct, not at all.

Reflections

1. What kind of animals lived in the bamboo forest, and what did they eat?
2. Why were the animals in the bamboo forest vulnerable, and what was the threat they faced from predators?
3. Why was the habitat of the animals in danger, and why were some of the animals endangered or extinct?
4. What can we do to preserve the bamboo forest and protect the animals that live there?
5. How can we show kindness and responsibility towards the environment and the creatures that call it home?