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Freedom is not an easy concept to explain to children, perhaps it is easier to convey its meaning through stories or stories. This children's poem about freedom is one such example.
We invite you to read with your children The prisoner cricket, a new and original poem that transmits to children in a few lines the meaning of the word freedom. A poem to learn to love reading while children acquire new concepts.
Inside a box
a prisoner cricket,
hear a child speak to him
through a hole:
Why don't you sing cricket?
I know you do it right
I listen to you at night
and at dawn
The cricket responds
who is saddened,
who is sick
in the box put.
Thinks the child then
what the cricket says,
be cooped up
it's not very funny.
Has opened the box
and in the dark,
the happy cricket is heard
sing in freedom.
Children's poems tell small stories in verse to children, if you want to know if your child really understood the meaning of the poem The prisoner cricket, you can ask them these questions:
- Who is the protagonist of the poem?
- Where is it located?
- What does the child do to help you?
- How does the cricket feel at the end of the poem?
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