Test: Wake Up - Class 4

In the poem, the poet mentions that the birds are singing in the trees, creating a cheerful and lively atmosphere in the morning.

The poet says that in the morning, one can hear the buzzing of bees, which adds to the lively and energetic environment.

The poet is urging the child to wake up and come outside to play, as it is a beautiful day and everyone around is already up and about.

The poet describes the day as lovely, which indicates that it is a pleasant and enjoyable day, perfect for playing outside.

The poet tells the child that it is already late to be lying in bed, as everyone else is awake and enjoying the day.

The poet tells the child that it is already late to be lying in bed, as everyone else is awake and enjoying the day.

The poet instructs the child to wash and dress before coming outside to play, as a part of their morning routine.

The poet refers to the child as a "sleepyhead," implying that the child is still drowsy and reluctant to wake up and enjoy the day.

In the poem, the poet mentions that the cows, horses, ducks, and sheep are all up and about, indicating that they are awake and active in the morning.

The poet says that even the tiniest chicken has woken up, emphasizing that everyone, both big and small, is up and enjoying the beautiful day.