Once upon a time, in a far-off land,
Lived a little boy with a fishing plan.
He went to the jetty with his hook and bait,
Looking for a fish to be his catch of the day.

As he threw his line into the sea,
A little worm he did see.
He knew that fish liked worms a lot,
So he put it on the hook and gave it a shot.

He waited and waited, feeling quite slow,
When suddenly, the line began to go!
A fish had taken the bait, he knew,
And he caught it with a mighty "woo-hoo!"

He looked at the fish with a happy grin,
Thinking how it was a fish he did win.
He threw it back into the sea with care,
And it swam away without a single fear.

As the sun set over Singapore's shores,
The little boy sang and he adored,
The beauty of nature, the sea and its life,
And how he caught a fish with his hook and his might.

Reflections

1. Where did the little boy go to catch fish, and what did he use to catch them?
2. What did the boy catch with his hook, and what did he do with it after catching it?
3. What did the boy learn about nature during his fishing adventure?
4. Have you ever gone fishing or caught a fish before?
5. What are some ways that we can appreciate and take care of the natural world around us?