Spring! Spring!
Green! Green!
The grass is green.
The leaves are green.
Some cars are green.
Markers are green.
Cups are green.
Books are green.
Spring is green.

***Skit: Worm Finds Treasure

(a peacemaking skit created for our chapel)

Act 1:
Narrator: It was a pretty day in the understory, and as always, Worm was grumpy.
Worm: I have to find that treasure!
Mole: You always try to find the gold.
Worm: I want to be rich! Do you have a problem with that?
Mole: Nope.
Worm: You know you can buy a lot with gold.
Mole: Well, I would rather be like Jesus.
Worm: Here we go again. Why do you even believe in Jesus?

Act II:
Narrator: Eleven years later, Worm is still trying to find the gold. Then they found the gold maps, but they were going the opposite way!
Mole: Being a pastor is wonderful!

Act III:
Worm: I am 80 years old, and I finally found the treasure, but Mole has the key.
Mole: Here is the key.
Worm: Yes, I can open the treasure! What? This is not gold. It’s a Bible.
Mole: In Isaiah 45:22, God says, “Turn to me and be saved, all the ends of the earth, for I am God and there is no other!” (Isaiah 45:22)
Worm: I’m sorry, Mole, I should have listened to you.
Mole: It’s okay. God says to forgive.
Worm: Well, I’m going home to read the Bible!

There are many different places that I could go on a family adventure, but I went to Brookside Park. Brookside Park is in the middle of the road. I went on trails. It is fun. I got a rock from the river. The blue trail leads to a yellow trail. Brookside Park is a forest.