Our Little Code

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We love our parents every day,
And respect our teachers in every way.
We listen to elders, kind and wise,
Their gentle words are precious advice.
We care for friends and help each other,
We love our land like our own mother.
We protect nature, sky and tree,
Good little children we strive to be.


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