Once upon a time, in a land far away,
Were some winding roads where kids loved to play,
But they had to be careful and always aware,
Of the signs around them, with warnings to share.

They saw a big sign that said "Beware!"
"Slow down, little ones, and take extra care."
It was there to advertise the dangers they'd face,
And remind them to always stay in their place.

When they made their way, with giggles and fun,
They knew they had to watch for everyone,
On the roads they'd see cars driving by,
So they held hands and never did pry.

They talked about what the signs meant,
And how important it is to be content,
They knew that when they follow the rules,
They'll have more fun and never be fools.

So when they saw a sign that said "Go",
They knew it was safe and started to flow,
They laughed and ran and played in the sun,
And had the best time that they could have done.

And when they went back to their homes,
They talked about the signs and their tones,
And how they help keep everyone safe,
And keep us all in the right place.

Reflections

1. What are some of the signs the kids saw on the winding roads, and what did they mean?
2. Why is it important to be aware of the signs and warnings around us, especially when we're playing or exploring new places?
3. How did the kids make sure they stayed safe while playing on the roads, and what can we do to make sure we stay safe when we're outside?
4. What did the kids learn from their adventure on the winding roads, and how can we apply those lessons to other aspects of our lives?
5. What are some other ways we can be responsible and cautious when we're exploring new places or trying out new activities?