In the land of wonders and wild,
There are things to make you smile.
Volcanoes with their fiery might,
And species that glow in the night.

In the Arctic where it's cold,
Polar bears are brave and bold.
They hunt for fish in the sea,
And play in the snow with glee.

Oxygen is what we need,
To live and breathe and plant a seed.
It's in the air we all share,
And helps the world to grow and bear.

Bacteria may sound scary,
But they're good for our bodies, vary.
They help us digest our food,
And keep our health in a positive mood.

Marine life is vast and grand,
Filled with creatures big and small in the sand.
Sharks and whales, crabs and fish,
Each unique, and each a wish.

So come and explore with me,
The world of nature, wild and free.
Where volcanoes, species, Arctic and marine,
Are waiting for us to be seen.

Reflections

Sure, here are some questions that you could ask kids to think about a story:

1. Who were the main characters in the story?
2. What was the setting of the story?
3. What was the problem or conflict in the story?
4. How was the problem or conflict resolved?
5. What was the main theme or lesson of the story?
6. What was your favorite part of the story and why?
7. If you could change one thing about the story, what would it be?
8. What did you learn from the story?
9. How did the characters change throughout the story?
10. What do you think might happen next in the story?