As the storm outside does rage and roar,
We gather together, safe and warm,
A coat to wrap around us tight,
And dinner served by candlelight.

We sip our drinks, we take a breath,
And settle in for an evening's rest.
We shed our wet and muddy clothes,
And cozy up with blankets, I suppose.

The wind may howl, the rain may pour,
But we'll be snug behind our doors.
For when the storm has passed us by,
We'll venture out, with clear blue skies.

So don't you fear, my little friends,
For storms must come and storms must end.
And when the thunder fades away,
We'll welcome in a brand new day.

Reflections

1. What did the people in the story do to stay safe during the storm?
2. How did they make the most of their time indoors?
3. What are some ways you can help others when there is bad weather or a storm?
4. Why is it important to have friends and family around during scary or uncertain times?
5. What do you think the people in the story learned from their experience in the storm?