My granddaughter gets to dissect a frog today, and she asked me to write a poem about it that she could share with her class, and this is what I came up with.
I remember when I was suppose to do it couldn't had to take fail F I remember my science teacher said Deborah you have to thick skin if you are going to pass, I failed but all the rest i aced so the principal said try something else for this student , so i had to write the results of all experiment which was better for me, ending with c that's OK.great write.
Once while just coming out of anesthesia for back surgery when I was a teenager, the nurses and doctors told me later I was describing how I used to try to do frog heart transplants with two live frogs in my science lab in this back little room of our old house. I actually did transplant the hearts and had some success, or at least I imagined I suppose. I was a weird teenager.
While I chopped off frogs' legs and fried them in butter for for dinner, I never took biology and had to go through that little rite of passage. My cousin told me that she had to drop out of nursing school for similar reasons.
Shifty Characters, invites early readers into the world of change from a lyrical, language arts point of view. These shifty characters have the ability to reposition and re-invent themselves without adding or omitting a single letter. They go about t
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