Come along, kids, and follow me,
Let's explore the world and see
All the creatures big and small,
From the tiniest spider to the grandest owl.

Look to the left and look to the right,
See the animals, how they delight!
With eyes that twinkle and shine so bright,
They're a wondrous and magical sight.

Oh, see that lizard, so scaly and green,
Crawling up the tree, it's quite a scene!
And up above, perched on a branch,
An owl with feathers soft and grand.

And over there, a spider so small,
Crawling on the ground, not scared at all.
It's a world of wonder, so much to explore,
And with our eyes open, we'll see so much more.

So come on, kids, let's go and play,
And discover the world in our own special way.
With creatures to find and sights to see,
It's a world of adventure, just wait and see!

Reflections

1. What creatures can we see in the world around us?
2. What are some of the things that make animals wondrous and magical?
3. Can you describe the lizard and owl mentioned in the poem? How are they different from each other?
4. What is the spider doing in the poem? Why do you think it's not scared?
5. What do you think the author is trying to convey about the world around us and the adventures we can have?