This poem describes the students in Miss Ceci's Junior 2 class and their adventures with their class teddy bear, the Everywhere Bear. The bear spends each day going home with a different student, joining them in activities like sports, crafts, cooking, and games. By the end of the poem, the bear has been nearly everywhere with the students, experiencing many fun activities. While the class will miss the bear when they move to Junior 3, they hope he may visit them again someday.
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2. Every afternoon
Miss Ceci teaches Junior 2,
And this is her crew!
That’s Tota and Cata and Feli and Beni,
Owen and Vicen and Tomi and Emi
Sofi A and Sofi B, Nico and Marcos
Mili and Ali, Pedro and Santos
Salvi and Mati, and don’t forget Coca
Tilde and Silver, Alfon and Gonza
Valentín and Agustín, Dante and Serena
Guada and Santi and the Everywhere Bear!
3. The everywhere bear has a home on a shelf
But he doesn’t spend very much time by himself,
For each boy and girl in the class is a friend
And he goes with one of them everyday.
Then they carry him back to Junior 2
And show all the others the things that he liked to do.
4. He does handstands with Santos
And craftwork with Feli
He loves reading with Vicen and Emi
5. He likes playing football with Marcos
And kicking penalties with Gonza
He goes to taekwondo with Agus
And to a led party with Tota
6. He has bus rides with Nico
And scooter rides with Dante and Owen
With Pedro and Tomi he has a sleepover!
7. He eats pasty with Valen
He bakes muffins with Sofi
With Sere, he enjoys a tea party
And a banana smoothie with Sofi
8. Ali enjoys coloring with him
And Coca taking him to Halloween.
He likes playing cards with Mili and with Cata, chess
With Santi and Alfon he prefers online games
9. He goes home with Tilde
He likes looking after Silver’s sister
He stayed at the sports until green won
With Mati he goes to a rock climbing wall
10. He likes riding Beni’s bike
And playing Salvi’s guitar
He visits the Science Museum with Guada
And learns about reptiles, birds and mammals.
11. We’ll miss our bear in Junior 3
But perhaps some day he drops in.
He doesn’t have time to sit down on a chair,
No wonder they call him The Everywhere Bear!
