In a land far away, where the sun always shines,
There lived a young parrot, with feathers so fine.
He lived in a rainforest, so lush and green,
Where the trees were tall, and the air was clean.

This parrot loved to study, he learned something new,
About nectar and reason, and how to fly too.
He loved to communicate, with other birds in the sky,
And sometimes he would mimic, the songs that they'd cry.

In this subtropical land, where the weather was mild,
The parrot spread his wings, and soared high in the wild.
He flew over the canopy, and perched on a crest,
And looked down below, where his feathered friends rest.

He loved the tropical fruits, that grew on the trees,
And the sweet nectar that flowed, like a gentle breeze.
He would drink and remember, the tastes that he loved,
And fly back to his nest, where he'd rest and be hugged.

So young ones, remember, to learn something new,
And communicate with others, just like the parrot do.
Enjoy the rainforest, with its billowing leaves,
And mimic the sounds, that the birds often weave.

Reflections

Here are a few questions to ask kids to think about "The Adventure of the Young Parrot in the Rainforest":

1. What did the parrot like to study and learn about?
2. How did the parrot communicate with other birds in the sky?
3. What was the parrot's favorite thing about the rainforest?
4. Why did the parrot mimic the songs of other birds?
5. What do you think the parrot might do next in his adventures?