Peppa Pig

Madame Gazelle guides the children in discovering poetry, after which they each compose a poem about rain, exploring imagery and rhythm. The youngsters then present their verses to an audience of parents, showcasing their newly learned skills and great confidence.

Poems is a short‑form programme classified as an episode within its series. It falls squarely into the genre of a single instalment, offering a concise, self‑contained story rather than a multi‑part narrative. The format is straightforward, presenting a focused slice of life that revolves around a classroom‑like setting. In this episode, the character Madame Gazelle takes on the role of guide, introducing a group of children to the basics of poetry. Under her direction, the youngsters are encouraged to put pen to paper and craft their own verses, choosing rain as their subject. Once their poems are written, the children rehearse and then present the pieces in front of their parents, turning the classroom exercise into a small performance. The segment highlights the educational process, showing how Madame Gazelle’s gentle instruction helps the kids move from listening to creating. By focusing on a simple, everyday phenomenon like rain, the episode keeps the poetic task accessible while still allowing each child to express a personal take on the weather. The act of writing together also builds a sense of collaboration among the participants. Finally, the performance for the parents serves as the climax of the episode. It gives the children a chance to showcase what they’ve learned, while the parents get a glimpse of their offspring’s newfound confidence and creativity. The whole piece remains centred on the introduction to poetry, the composition of a rain‑themed poem, and the subsequent recital before an audience of family members.