Here in Oklahoma we have begun a new school term. Fourth Grade poets abound! Please leave these young poets a message, they love to know that others enjoy their work.
Boots Brother Active
Playing Eating Hunting
Blue Eyes White Paws, Stripped fur, Lite Blue Eyes
Eating Wandering Discovering
Sister Lazy
Nola
---by Cocoa
Puppy Fat Gray
Jumping Playing Running
Fast Short Spunky Tall
Running Trotting Loping
Yellow Fast
Horse
-- by Che
Brother Older Brown Hair
Singing Driving Working
Big Feet Nice Brown Hair Hazel eyes
Working Shooting Fishing
Older Short
Dad
-- by Nikki Beth
Sparkle Old Strong
Running Growling Howling
Funny Furry Smooth Big
Playing Barking Walking
Young Soft
Spot
-- by CJ
Mom Smart Pretty
Loving Caring Giving
Brown Hair Short Tall Gray Hair
Scaring Fighting Caring
Funny Mad
Dad
-- by Anna Marie
Dog Old Pouncy
Chewing Running Licking
Furry Weak Smooth Curious
Jumping Toughening Troubling
Young Bouncy
Puppy
-- by III (Third)
Brother Little 11 months
Pooping Crawling Playing
Baby Boy Girl Kid
Playing Hopping Walking
Big 7 Years
Sister
-- by JMS
Lilly Cat Black
Reading Chewing Running
Small Smooth Funny Cute
Playing Staying Eating
Brown Dog
Maggie
-- by Nicole
Dylann Blue Eyes Light Brown Hair
Meddling Playing Crawling
Infant Cute Pretty Toddler
Laughing Playing Walking
Brown Eyes Black Hair
Zoe Rebecca
Great poems by yougsters! Poetry is the music of the soul. I think it helps to enrich their lives. Three of my grandghildren have written some poems. I think Haiku is harder.......M
This are all beautiful writes and enjoyable reading
Great kid, great imagination
all future poets if not yet
Love & Peace
William
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on October 8, 2006
Adorable writes! I could picture the characters that they wrote about by their fantastic descriptions. Please thank them for us that they are willing to share this with us.
I applaud the gift of verse from your class, m.j. You encourage and let them flower, and the reader is indeed blessed to enjoy the blooms they've planted. Well done, 4th grade poets, and well done, Teacher, for educating growing minds to the wonders of poetry!
Thank you, Every One, for sharing your wonderful poems with us!
You are supercalifragilisticexpialadocius!
Ask your teacher if I spelled that correctly.
Grammy Connie
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on September 8, 2006
Very very good. As it is also a tribute to you to encourage them. Victor
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Very talented children . . . !!
Best wishes,
Lance
Regis
Great kid, great imagination
all future poets if not yet
Love & Peace
William
HURRAH, KIDS...YOU DID G-R-E-A-T !!
Micke
(from Texas)
Blessings,
Carolyn
Tell them to keep up the good work m.j.
Thanks always for your comments m.j.
This is delightful..do tell them I am impressed..YAY!
Give us more!
Vesna:)
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel
Brother
Little 11 months
Pooping Crawling Playing
Baby Boy Girl Kid
Playing Hopping Walking
Big 7 Years
Sister
-- by JMS
Well done big sister!!
Love Tinka (from South Africa)
Working Shooting Fishing
Older Short
Dad <----Bet dad loves that line...
Scaring Fighting Caring
Funny Mad
Dad <------ Oklahoma dads?...
Enjoyed them all. Each one is brilliantly descriptive, in so few words on their chosen subject.
A lot of young fun filled, sun filled talent indeed...
grateful (((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
You are supercalifragilisticexpialadocius!
Ask your teacher if I spelled that correctly.
Grammy Connie
I say Kudos to all them too..
Great potential and ability in these poems..
Practice makes Perfect..
Peter
And you all make me wish that I had started writing poetry back in 4th grade. Keep up the wonderful work!