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The Robot - from 'Poems for 3-7 years'
by Audrey C → (All Poetry by Audrey C)
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This is from a book of 62 poems written for children 3-7 years of age,by Dr Audrey Coatesworth, a retired psychiatrist. These are written with the purpose of encouraging values such as kindness, caring, sharing. They are meant to be read, without explanation, to children by parents, teachers, carers.


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www.primaryschoolpoems.com/#/poems-from-pictures/4540966719

If you want to smile, listen to children read this poem via the above link.. The picture above Iwas drawn and given to me by a 5 year old - 'a robot mouse and a robot tree' . So I wrote this poem for him.

This is an example poem from:-

'Poems for 3-7 years' by Dr Audrey Coatesworth - all the poems are written for a purpose. Available as paperback or ebook.

The Robot
 
The robot looked about
‘I’ll go for a walk’
But his battery failed so it couldn’t even talk
 
A robot plane had wings
So that it would fly
But the battery failed so it couldn’t even try
 
The robot dog had a bark
So loud it could be heard
But the battery failed so it couldn’t say a word
 
You are not a robot
Can walk and talk and run
You don’t need a battery and you can have some fun
 
You can help each other
And I think you will find
You don’t need a battery to learn to be kind
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "The Robot - from 'Poems for 3-7 years'"
Reviewed by Christine Tsen
Reviewed on December 1, 2010
Very whimsical and what a wonderful, accessible touch.
You've got me wanting to read more, and share it with the children.
Best Wishes,
Christine


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