In the icy wilderness, we must be prepared,
To brave the cold and the frosty air.
We need our snowshoes to walk with ease,
Through the snowy drifts and the freezing breeze.

Our igloo is our home, made of snow and ice,
It keeps us warm and cozy, despite the weather's strife.
But we must beware of hypothermia's threat,
And keep ourselves warm, dry and well-fed.

The snowshoe hare, he knows how to hide,
With his camouflage coat, he can slip and slide.
He's fast and he's nimble, and hard to spot,
He can digest the toughest plants, and never whine a jot.

So let's learn from the hare and be smart,
And take care of ourselves in this cold, icy part.
With our snowshoes and our igloo, we'll be just fine,
And we'll enjoy the winter wonderland, with a smile that shines.

Reflections

1. What did the adventurers need to do to prepare for their winter adventure?
2. How did the snowshoe hare stay safe in the snow?
3. Why was it important for the adventurers to avoid hypothermia?
4. What challenges did the adventurers face during their winter adventure?
5. What did the adventurers learn from their experience in the wilderness?