I Remember, I Remember

Childhood Memories

100

• What is the first line of the poem that introduces memories?

I remember, I remember

200

• What specific details does the speaker use to describe their childhood home?

A little window and a little tree

300

• What element of nature does the speaker remember alongside the brook?

Sunshine

400

• How does the poem describe the speaker's childhood friends?

Singing pleasant songs

500

• What is the overall theme of the poem regarding childhood memories?

Nostalgia for a happy and carefree time

Friendship in Childhood

100

• What happy activity does the poem associate with the speaker's childhood friends?

Singing

200

• How does the poem suggest friendship enriches childhood?

Through shared experiences and laughter

Sensory Details

100

• What sense does the phrase "peeping in at morn" appeal to?

Sight

200

• What flowers are mentioned in the poem?

Roses, violets, and lily-bells

300

• What sound does the poem evoke related to nature?

Whistling of thrushes and murmuring of bees

400

• How does the poem describe the sound of childhood laughter?

Glad, sweet, wild, and free

The Enduring Power of Friendship

100

• How does the poem suggest that childhood memories are cherished?

By repeating the phrase "I remember, I remember"

200

• What aspects of childhood does the poem focus on?

Home, nature, friends, and laughter

300

• How does the poem imply that childhood friendships can be lasting?

By emphasizing the positive memories associated with them