This page is for children up to and including seven years old. Please send us your poems. We would love to read them. (If you need help ask your mum, dad or teacher.) Caterpillar by Ruby and Jayden (aged 7) Caterpillar crawling Caterpillar eating Caterpillar sleeping Caterpillar changing Butterfly flying The Old Oak by Tom Curr (aged 6) Standing still, No one to talk to, Wishes to have a friend to talk to. Then, that night a boy came And planted a seed. That night it rained And the seed grew and GREW and GREW! Now the old oak has someone to talk to! As part of the Take One Picture Project (National Gallery) we have used the painting of The Fighting Temeraire by Turner to inspire the following poems. The Ghost Ship by Bailey Elen-Coghlan (aged 6) Banging, booming Ghost ship! Creepy, wooden, old Ghost ship! Dark, damp, broken Ghost Ship! The terrible Temeraire! Ghost Ship by Luka Jenner (aged 5) The gloomy ship, the frightening ship, The banging ship, the booming ship. The scary ship, the creaking ship. The wooden ship, the creaky ship, The splashing ship, the floating ship. The creepy ship, the dark ship, The broken ship, the cold ship. The damp ship, the whooshing, freezing ship. Ghost ship! The Ghost Ship by Megan Wallis (aged 6) Down on the wooden floor It is creepy. Ghost ship! Banging, booming Ghost ship! Creepy, dark, broken Ghost ship! Gloomy, creaking, old Ghost ship! Crashing Broken, Damp, Ghost ship! The Ghost Ship by Illyana Backshall (aged 6) Down on the waves, A ghost ship, Creepy and scary. Old damp whooshing Ghost ship! Booming, dark and scary Ghost ship! Broken waves banging, freezing The ghost ship. Smashing, freezing, cold and gloomy, Recycled? Ghost ship! Wasp by Samuel (aged 7) I am a wasp as stripy as can be. I am a wasp look at me. My coat is as furry as a rabbit's silky skin. I buzz around like a fly in the bin. I am as fat as a full pig. I am as snazzy as a man with a wig. I am a wasp as stripy as can be. I am a wasp look at me. Caterpillar by James (aged 7) I am a caterpillar, happy as can be! I am a caterpillar, look at me. I crunch through the leaves. If you here carefully you will hear a crunching sound. Crawling and scuttling up and down fast. If you touch me I feel tickly. I am a caterpillar as happy as can be. I am a caterpillar look at me. Lion by Tommi (aged 7) Do you like a lion? They are lazy They chase for food They yawn They eat meat Do you like a lion? Caterpillar by Hannah (aged 7) I am a caterpillar, happy as can be. I am a caterpillar, look at me. I feel like a snail slithering through some squelching mud. I am as fat as a log about to burst. I am as tiny as a fairy's tooth. I sound like a tiger munching on some meat. As I crawl along your hand I will tickle you step by step. I am yellow black and white. I am any colour you like. I am a caterpillar, as happy as can be. I am a caterpillar look at me. Butterfly by Phoebe (aged 7) I am a butterfly, delicate as can be. I am a butterfly look at me. With a flutter of my wings I fly high in the sky. My soft wings have a graceful dance and a beautiful charm See how colourful I am. I like dance like flowers in the breeze. I am a butterfly, delicate as can be. I am a butterfly look at me. Ladybird by Olivia (aged 7) I am a Ladybird, friendly as can be! I am a Ladybird, look at me! I am as spotty as a cheetah. I am tiny and fluttery too! I crawl about. I hover about. I am tickly when you hold me. I have very tiny legs. I am red and black. I am smooth as a piece of paper. I am as cheeky as a clown. I am a Ladybird friendly as can be! I am a Ladybird look at me! Charging Bull by Christian (aged 7) Ripe, splat, splat, flat Get ready to sprint code it code run Say Toro it will charge AAAAARRRRRR! "It's a bull!" HELP! Do You Like Cats? by Kadee (aged 7) Cats, cats, do you like cats? Lots of love cats Hairy cats soft cats Skid cats Horrible cats Spit cats Hardly any cats I Had a Pet Penguin by Alyssa (aged 6) She was a red pet penguin The red pet penguin Had a red tomato The red pet penguin died So I ate the tomato Wolf by Amaia (aged 7) howl howl at the moon cave's all messy in the tall deep grass hair all mucky on my head I catch small rabbits until they're dead can you guess who I am? yes I'm a wolf! are you? Cool Caterpillars by Ben Vernon (aged 7) Caterpillar, caterpillar How you crawl so quick Caterpillar, caterpillar You make me sick Caterpillar, caterpillar Tick, tick, tick Caterpillar, caterpillar You are sick! I Wish I Was… by Class 1, Leaf Lane School I wish I was a sparkly mermaid swimming in the cold glittery sea. I wish I was a white horse trotting to a busy town. I wish I was a big strong alien fighting the man in the moon. I wish I was a red fox hunting for my prey in the scary forest. I wish I was a white magical unicorn galloping through the starry night. I wish I was a cuddly teddy bear playing tennis in the massive park. I wish I was a fierce dangerous shark munching scared fish. I wish I was a prowling leopard hunting for food for my starving cubs. I wish I was a brave knight with golden shiny armour guarding the castle. So I'll wish on a shooting star. Aliens by Kadee (aged 6) Aliens fly in the sky Aliens up in the sky Aliens, happy aliens Aliens just like ME! Aliens by Aidan (aged 7) Aliens, aliens, they could run a mile. But sometimes they can't finish the trial. One day when I'm feeling sad Aliens come And make me glad! Time to Whizz Off by Ben (aged 7) A Rocket went Into space. It flew To the moon. It took 1000 Days to get there. Finally we Arrived. We saw a guide. The Guide showed us around in a space Suit. It had a tank of air on the back. Aliens by Evie (aged 7) Aliens, aliens floating high Aliens, aliens floating low Aliens why are you here? Is this my planet? Yes? No? Yes? No? Now how do you get back up there? I know what to do Panic! Alien Come to Tea by Elle (aged 7) Alien, alien, come to tea. Quick quick quick I need a wee. Fall, fall, then have a race Then come with me. Then you will see. Aliens in outer space Alien by Isabel (aged 6) I had an alien came to tea He had a wee He was a naughty Alien He said weeeeeeeeeeeeeee I love aliens Aliens, Aliens by Callum (aged 7) In the sky I don't know why? Why don't you come down? I know why you don't want to come down Now you come down Now you will die Aliens, Aliens by Lauren (aged 7) Come to tea I have something yummy to eat Goodbye I am going to Earth And Mars and the Moon Goodbye. My Alien Poem by Eva (aged 7) I had an alien called Zog. He died, he died. Mum said he was sleeping. She lied, she lied. I had an alien called Pong He died, he died. Dad said he was sleeping. He lied, he lied. I had a alien called Ping. He died, he died. Aunty said he was sleeping. She lied, she lied. I had a alien called ping pong. He died, he died. Uncle said he was sleeping. He lied, he lied. My Pet Alien by Alyssa (aged 6) I had a pet alien She played the piano She was allegic to everything But she still popped She was so big big big big I said and WOW! And I said Eat some food now then! Planets by Kiera (aged 7) Planets, planets up in space I know, I know they're all the same Spinning round and round All night and day Planets, planets Come and play Aliens by Heaven-Leigh (aged 7) Aliens so cute upon red planet Mars Jupiter all different colours. I see a rocket blast out on TV It is so high I cannot see it tonight My Umbrella by Aliptta Dash (aged 6) I have a new umbrella, a bright new, red umbrella, a bright, silky, red, new umbrella. I wish that it would rain at this moment and then I would go walking Just like a lady walking, grown up, down the lane. I should not walk in a puddle, No lady walks in puddles, then I'd turn, and walk home again! Spring by Ashwin. K (aged 7) Sunshine and light Plain and cold in night Flower blossoms everywhere Birds fly in the air. It is nice and bright everywhere Children are playing with love and care No one is sad Everyone is glad. Little Butterfly by K. Shwetha (aged 5) Fly, fly, little butterfly I can see you high in the sky Hai, hai, little butterfly. Hailee's Poem by Hailee (aged 6) Bye-bye the word Bad Bye-bye the word Can't Bye-bye the word Hate Say goodbye to Shy Get ready to go to Happiness Happiness is… by Year 1 St Gregory's Happiness is when I go trick or treating! Happiness is when it's Easter. Happiness is when it's your birthday. Happiness is when you get a surprise! Happiness is when you lose a tooth and the tooth fairy comes! Happiness is when it's Christmas. Happiness is when you finish school. Happiness is when I go on an Easter hunt! Happiness is when you play dodge ball outside! Happiness is when you go on holiday! Happiness is when mam has a new baby! Happiness is when you go to the beach! Fandabbydozo! Pretty Kitty by Keian (aged 6) Pretty Kitty's nose is pink Pretty Kitty's eyes are blue Pretty Kitty's fur is brown Pretty Kitty likes getting thrown around Elvis Presley by Rosie Bowden (aged 6) He is hairy He is good Elvis Presley And he rocks He is mint He is mint But he is dead The Moon Howls by Liam Whelan (aged 6) The moon howls the birds sing but when you snore it grows quiet. Visiting the Natural History Museum by Merlin (aged 6) At the Natural History museum We saw a big T Rex that looked mighty scary And two other dinosaurs That were very small We bought a dinosaur That hasn't got a name yet (because we haven't thought of one) We continued on walking Until we got out Then Roger, Mum and me Went to the café Roger sat next to no one And Mum sat next to me We had some pizza and pasta Some lemonade, a Diet Coke and a coffee. Lucky Life by Liam Whelan (aged 6) The life starts like it is magic and it grows old. Counting Steps by Merlin (aged 6) One, two, three Mum, Roger and me Went to the Science Museum And saw science going on. Four, five, six We saw spaceships And satellites swarming round the Earth Like interstellar bees* Seven, eight, nine We went down to the basement And pressed a lot of buttons And pulled a lot of levers Backwards and forwards And left and right Ten, eleven, twelve Up to 58 That's how many steps we climbed To reach the aeroplanes. *Mum wrote this bit. Kites by Christopher Eldridge (aged 6) Kites suspended, swoop and sway, Over the house on a windy day. Kites so graceful, swirling all the way, Over the house on a breezy day. Kites sagging by the weight they weigh, Flapping by the house on a hailing day. Soggy kites being blown away, Flop by the house on a sleeting day. My Friend by Chloe Jones (aged nearly 8) My friend is silly. My friend is called Billy. Everyone calls him silly-billy. My friend is loud. My friend lives in the clouds. My friend is great! Next Door by Megan Pargeter (aged 7) My next door neighbours all I hear day and night them having a fight All they do is shout I just need to go out The lad is as mad as a hatter all he eats is chips and fish in batter. Raindrop by Lunden Johnson (nearly 5) What would it be like to ride on a raindrop? A raindrop waterslide Falling from the sky, Down, down, down. I wish I could take a ride on a raindrop waterslide. The Cat in a Hat by Patricia Pont (aged 6) There is a cat in a hat and I don't know why it sat on a rat. I think its name is Mac and its best friend is a bat. I think it's gone fat eating its snack. What is Green? by Amelia Paterson (aged 4) What is green? The grass is green, What is green? The stalks are green, What is green? The leaves are green, What is green? The bushes are green, What is green? Certainly not ice-cream! Oh… unless it's mint! Fire by Indigo Class Year 2 Long, pointed orange flames Glowing in the dark Like the setting sun going down Sparks sprinkle and float down slowly Gently to the ground A purply blue centre to the colourful flames Swirling grey smoke rising to the sky Wiggly and gliding up in the air Danger, don't go to near! Red hot flames make the air shimmer Now its time to say goodbye The fire has gone to sleep All is dark and black Except for the moon in the sky Colours by Shreyas Amargol (aged 7) If you're blue you have a bad flu, if you're green you're very clean, if you're white you're always right, if you're yellow you're a good fellow, if you're red you're getting sent to bed. My Hair by Susanna Wang (aged 7) I have my hair brush, brush, brush ouch! brush, brush, brush, ouch! I hate you hair! ou, ou, ou, ou, ou, not a problem ou! you are mean hair! ou! what is that for? ouch! The Holy Cow by Himadri (aged 7) I mean to say 'OOM' But backwards its MOO A muddled up cow, There's nothing you can do ! I just have to meditate, To get it right. But I'm afraid if I say OM I'll give someone a fright ! Stinky Socks by Danielle (aged 7) Stinky Socks are everywhere after running in PE. Whenever socks are everywhere It starts to make a stink bomb So remind everybody, "DO NOT THROW YOUR SOCKS ON THE FLOOR!" P U! Pets by Elyse (aged 7) Pets are cute and cuddly. They lick a lot. Bunnies are funny. Dogs lick. Kitties play in the sun for a long time. Puppies play in the sun, too. Puppies pull on their leashes to run because they want to jump in the pool. Fish swim with their tails wiggling so they can go places. You need a fish tank so fish can live. You cannot get a shark for the fish tank because it would be too big. Birds flap their wings to fly. They look beautiful in their cage. Talking parrots copy whatever you say and you can do jokes with talking parrots because they like jokes. Lizards like to climb and go everywhere but you probably wouldn't let the lizard out of his cage because he might go everywhere and if your Mom or Dad is afraid of lizards, that would be a disaster. All kinds of pets are fun and play a lot. Cry for a Fry by Teos Thoppil (aged 4 and a half) I want fries, I want fries That's how my stomach cries But you give me rice, That is not nice I'll give it to the mice And play with my dice. Water by Cedar Class (Year 2) We have water, lots to spare, Around the world, there's not much there. Tiny puddles everywhere, Earth is cracked and very bare. Rain is precious, so take care. My Friend by Olivia Drew (aged 7) My friend Phoebe is kind My friend Phoebe is kind and funny My friend Phoebe is kind, funny and cute My friend Phoebe is kind, funny, cute and cheeky My friend Phoebe is kind funny, cute, cheeky and a little bit loud. MY FRIEND PHOEBE IS GREAT! On My Way To School by Manraj Singh Rahi (aged 7) On my way to school I saw a giraffe It was a tall giraffe It was an annoying and tall giraffe It was a crazy, annoying and tall giraffe It was a big, crazy, annoying and tall giraffe and it licked me Grape Hyacinth by Siena Lesher (aged 7) Grape hyacinth, grape hyacinth, grape hyacinth everywhere, Grape hyacinth, grape hyacinth, grape hyacinth in the air. Grape hyacinth, grape hyacinth, grape hyacinth in your underwear. Peekaboo by Mansi Virmani (aged 6) Peekaboo! I live in the zoo And I don't know what to do. Peekaboo! I live in the market And I've got a very big basket. Peekaboo! I live across the gate And I have a great mate. Peekaboo! I live in a house And I am a mouse. Peekaboo! I live in a hot air balloon And I fly up to the moon. Peekaboo! I live in a cup And I am actually a pup. Peekaboo! Peekaboo! Peekaboo! Dalek Washing Song by Millie Hodgson (aged 6) (sing in a Dalek voice) Scrub a dub dub Rub a dub dub I am a Dalek washing in the tub Scrub here Scrub there Scrub wash - everywhere Bath cap on my metal head, Brush in my whisk Around I go With a sponge in my plunge. My Trip To Town by Tanvi Virmani (aged 7) We went for a walk in to Town Oh no! We didn't see a big clown. We saw the cloak the Mayor wears But she or he didn't have a pet bear. We saw the olden days jail But the prisoners didn't have a bow on their tail. It was raining cats and dogs So I leapt over the sleeping frogs. Our next stop was the Bingo hall But we didn't go inside it at all. We didn't distrub the GPs in the Tudor House In case they turned into the shape of a mouse. The next stop was the Church Which nearly looked like my sister's skirt. Then suddenly the rain stopped And it made a very big PLOP. No You Bee by Kayley S. (aged 7) No you bee, don't sting me. It will be bad for you, you will die. Mom Bee! Don't sting me! Stay you bee! Sting someone else, don't sting me! Sorry bee, but don't sting me. Ten Dancing Dinosaurs by Year 2 at Norton Free C of E Primary Ten dancing dinosaurs went down a mine, One exploded, then there were nine. Nine dancing dinosaurs jumping on a gate, One fell off, then there were eight. Eight dancing dinosaurs went up to heaven, One saw an angel, then there were seven. Seven dancing dinosaurs playing with some chicks, One got bit, then there were six. Six dancing dinosaurs speeding on their drive, One crashed into a tree, then there were five. Five dancing dinosaurs knocking on a door, One went inside, then there were four. Four dancing dinosaurs went for a cup of tea, One of them spilled it, then there were three. Three dancing dinosaurs didn't have a clue, One found the answer, then there were two. Two dancing dinosaurs playing in the sun, One got sun burnt, then there was one. One dancing dinosaur rushing to the match, Tripped over a scarecrow and fell in the cabbage patch. Age Song by Phineas (aged 6) When I was one I could eat a bun, When I was two I could eat two, When I was three I could climb a tree, When I was four I could eat much more, When I was five I was really alive, When I was six I was a biscuit, When I was seven I could count to eleven, When I was eight I listened to Beethoven, When I was nine I tried some wine, When I was ten I was with the men. Bananas by Sareena Shinjin (aged 6) I like bananas They are yellow and brown They are soft and sweet. The Club by Emily Watson (aged 6) The club is funny The club is noise The club is in my house. Have a Mango by Habibah Khalil (aged 6) Golden mango Squishy mango Sticky mango Take it from my hand. What Do I See? by Mansi Virmani (aged 6) I am going on a train ride, What do I see? What do I see? I see beautiful butterflies sniffing at me. I am going on a car ride, What do I see? What do I see? I see tall trees waving at me. I am going on a bike ride, What do I see? What do I see? I see my grandma whizzing past me. I am going on a bus ride, What do I see? What do I see? I see the shining sun smiling at me. I am going on a plane ride, What do I see? What do I see? I see tiny houses staring up at me. I am going on a boat ride, What do I see? What do I see? I see flowing water saying goodbye to me. Pears by Arundeep Sidhu (aged 6) I like pears They are red and yellow They are shiny and hard They are juicy and sweet. Bananas by Ajay Shinjin (aged 6) I like bananas They are yellow They feel smooth They taste sweet and delicious. Fruity Colours by Eliza,Fasiha, Momina, Arooj, Husam, Badr, Safia, Iman, Gurinder (all aged 6) Red as a crunchy apple Yellow as a squishy banana Pink as a sour grapefruit Green as a hard pear Orange as a juicy orange Purple as a sweet plum Blue as a juicy blueberry Have a Mango by Harry Ratna (aged 6) Bright yellow mango Have a mango Squishy mango Have a mango Juicy mango. Strawberries by Reece Reid (aged 6) I like strawberries They are red and green They feel soft They are juicy and sweet. Mango by Amandeep Basra (aged 6) Have a mango Brown and red mango Have a mango Soft mango Have a mango Sticky mango Take it from mih hand. Pears by Yolanda Gomo (aged 6) I like pears They are red and yellow Juicy and sweet. On My Way To School I Saw A Lion by Manraj Singh Rahi (aged 7) On my way to school I saw a lion. It was a furry lion. It was a funny, furry lion. It was a friendly, funny, furry lion. It was a crazy, friendly, funny, furry lion. It was a hilarious, crazy, friendly, funny, furry lion and it licked me. Easter Treats by Martha (aged 6) Easter is such fun It can be fun for everyone See the Easter bunny hop To and fro from house to house Delivering eggs for you and me Oh what a treat it's going to be A Flicking Feather by Ruby Newberry (aged 7) I saw a flicking feather All through the air. I wish it was like me. I do I do I do! Oh so please be mine. Oh I wish you so. I decide to catch it. So I do. I live with it. I say to the feather, "I like you, so please like me." What Shall I See? by Jasmine (aged 6) I'm going on a train ride out of the town What shall I see? What shall I see? I see an orchard with shiny red apples gleaming in the sun That's what I see That's what I see I'm going on a journey out of the town What shall I see? What shall I see? What Shall I See? by Aaliyah (aged 6) We're off on a journey Out of the town What shall I see? What shall I see? I see a cat running That's what I see That's what I see What Shall I See? by Emily (aged 5) We're off on a journey out of the house What shall I see? What shall I see? I see the sea That's what I see That's what I see I see some ponies That's what I see That's what I see I see some cows Thats what I see Thats what I see I see some friends Thats what I see Thats what I see The Car Ride by James (aged 6) The car ride We're off on a journey out of the city to the zoo What shall I meet? What shall I meet? I meet the monkey who is swinging on branches That's what I meet That's what I meet What Shall I See? by Tommi-Lee (aged 6) We're off on a journey Out of the town What shall I see? What shall I see? I see a giraffe walking to me That's what I see That's what I see What I Hear by Reece (aged 6) The train ride We're off on a journey to Bury What shall I hear? What shall I hear? I hear trains on their way That's what I hear That's what I hear That's What I See by Adam (aged 6) We're off on a journey out of the town. What shall I see? What shall I see? I see the haunted home That's what I see That's what I see The Spring!!! by Suvin Ajith (aged 6) You have trees, You throw leaves! You are nice, And you are the best. You sing to us, You bring to us, Bright light and cool air And you love us all The Tardis by Matthew (aged 7) This is a very weird rhyme about a machine that travels through time. It is as dark as the night and its light is like moonlight. This little light can give you a big fright. Backwards Numbers by Yousra Sifour (aged 7) 20, 19, 18 visit the world, yeah, great. 17, 16, 15 have a dream, no way! 14, 13, 12 go to bed - No No No! 11, 10, 9 dress up, it's boring 8, 7, 6 go and have tea? 5, 4, and 3 you are at school - horrible 2, 1, and 0 you have been dreaming, great! Chapattis by Julieta (aged 7) Mr Bhatti ate chapatti on a summer's day, Mrs Bhatti hates chapatti and threw all hers away The Animal House by Class 1T Tavistock and Summerhill School This is the rat That sat on the mat This is the duck That didn't have luck This is the cat That hit the bat This is the dog That jumped up in the fog This is the pig That had a wig This is the cow That did a bow This is the bear That broke the chair This is the giraffe That had a loud laugh This is the cave Where they all gave a wave! I Like the Thought of a Dog by Julieta (aged 7) I like the thought of a dog, Black, white and spotted I like the thought of a dog, with a wiggly waggly tail I like the thought of a dog, with a cheeky grin on his face and cuddly-wuddly and snugly A Pencil and an Eraser by Pranav (aged 7) There were a pencil and an eraser, the pencil was long and the eraser was a gazer. The pencil said that writing was fun, the eraser said that gazing was fun. The pencil said that the eraser had said the wrong one, the eraser said no and the pencil said yes, they threw everything at each other and made a big mess! A Sportsman by Anusha (aged 5) There was a sportsman He wanted to play every sport, Everyday he played each one sport, But one day he couldn't play sports, Then he stopped all the sports, But he liked sports, He couldn't forget what sports he did, In his dreams he always was remembering the sports he played, Then really he suddenly became a sportsman again, And he became happily ever after! Silly Snow Day by Renata Orsi (aged 5) The snow it was so cold that day, I didn't know really how come. It must have been negative 0 or maybe even negative 1! On My Way To School I Saw a Lion by Manraj Singh Rahi (aged 7) On my way to school I saw a lion. It was a furry lion. It was a funny, furry lion. It was a friendly, funny, furry lion. It was a crazy , friendly, funny, furry lion. It was an hilarious, crazy, friendly, funny, furry lion. and it licked me. The Rainbow Fruit by Renata Orsi (age 5) Red as an apple Orange as an orange Yellow as a banana Green as a grape Blue as a blueberry Purple as a plum Snow by Class 1D Snowball fight with Dad, Never in a face, On the park, White winter wonderland. My Cat by Thomas P. (aged 6) My cat can walk My cat can talk My cat has a towel My cat can meow My cat can bump My cat can jump My cat has gum My cat chews his bum My Friend by Abbie McDiarmid (aged 6) My friend is a girl My friend is a pearl My friend likes to play and sing and dance all day. My friend - now let's see - is younger than me but I like her a lot and she's the best friend I've got. Looking Down Under the Grass by Henry Jennings (aged 6) Walking through the grass there is not that much wild. But underneath the grass there are more living things. Roots of the grass are nice for the bugs. So, if you're looking for bugs that is where you will find them. Also, animals hide in the grass, like hares and rabbits. It is very hard for us to tell a hare from a rabbit, but this is how. What you do is you look for the black tips on its ears and then that's a hare. But let's get on to above the grass. What is above the grass is deer and cows and sheep and goats. Also, other things live above the grass: trees, lamas, bushes, horses and donkeys, elephants, lions, tigers, leopards, cheetahs. My Sister by Abbie McDiarmid (aged 6) My sister likes pasta My sister is faster My sister is a honey My sister is so funny My sister likes to swim And life with her is not so dim My sister likes muddy puddles And my sister loves our cuddles. Molly by Holly G. (aged 6) My friend is funny My friend loves honey My friend is jolly My friend's name is Molly I Wish I Was by Class 2NP (aged 6 and 7) I wish I was a creeping monster looking for its tea in a busy street, I wish I was a scary, green, zooming dragon gliding over a spooky castle, I wish I was a lumbering elephant stomping across the African plains, I wish I was a sailboat, floating in the blue, shiny water and flashing here and there, I wish I was a shining, bright, shimmering star flying in the night sky, I wish I was a glittery mermaid, gliding in the aqua, wavy sea, I wish I was an octopus, choking all the sharks in the deep dark ocean, I wish I was a silver motorbike, speeding down the road with hot wheels I wish I was a wobbly shiny tooth in someone's mouth with them trying to take me out, I wish I was a purry, ginger and white, silky, warm kitten, lying on a bed, I wish I was a slimy alien, called Simon Jelly, munching a human on Earth, I wish I was a flashing yellow camera taking a picture of a famous person, I wish I was a cute fluffy rabbit, bouncing across the spiky green grass, I wish I was a black and white football, rolling on a green and wet football pitch. My Best Friend by Kaia (aged 7) My friend is a girl My friend is a pearl My friend is funny My friend is a bunny My friend goes to dance My friend shows her pants My friend makes good games My friend never calls names My friend goes swimming My friend goes digging My friend has a meeting My friend keeps repeating Rabbit by Megan (aged 6) My rabbit's thoughtful My rabbit's truthful My rabbit's lazy my rabbit's crazy My rabbit likes hay My rabbit likes to stay My rabbit likes to be clean My rabbit likes to be mean Smelly Space Aliens by Luke Embley (aged 6) Smelly space aliens floating about in space, secretly, because no one knows they have a secret base. Smelly space aliens making new alien mates, catching beautiful comets and going to star school fetes. Smelly space aliens riding in a rocket, going to one another's house with star money in their pocket. The Cat and the Rat by Ellie Willetts (aged 6) Once there was a cat on a mat who was wearing a cap and playing snap. He liked playing in his hat with a rat and having a nap on a lap. He ate his friend rat and got very fat. Tap tap went the rat inside the fat cat. Let me out, let me out, said a voice from inside. So cat opened his mouth and rat came out with a slide. My Dad by Daniel (aged 6) My Dad is silly My dad is billy My dad is funny My dad is a bunny. I Love You by Cayla C. Velez (aged 4) I love you more than you love me no matter what I just can't say I love you because I love you that much My Dad by Saskia (aged 6) My dad is funny My dad is runny My dad can jump My dad can thump Autumn Leaves by Alice E. (aged 6) Autumn leaves falling down Under the sturdy oak tree, Tumbling down the muddy bank, Utter darkness as they fall. Midnight has come, Now the owls hoot. Leaves red, yellow, orange, gold and brown Eagles passing over the tree, All float on the breeze. Vines full of fruit. Ending days spent on the beach. Summer is gone, autumn has come. Sun, Wind, Rain and Rainbow by Marcus Cull (aged 6) The Sun is as hot as a burning candle The wind is as cold as snow in winter The rain is all wet as slippery fish A rainbow is as beautiful as flowers. Fireworks by Lily (aged 6) BANG! There's a Firework - POP! Isn't it loud! Wizzy - this is funny! BOOM! WOW! I'm scared! Ssss fttt WHOA!!!! Fireworks by Frank (aged 6) FFFFt, whoosh, pop FFFt, Whoosh, pop FFFt, whoosh, pop, BANG! Zoom, bang, sprinkle Zoom, bang sprinkle Zoom, bang, sprinkle, POP! Halloween by Alice E. (aged 6) Hanging bats everywhere. And the ghosts are howling loudly. Lights in pumpkins. Little spiders in their webs. Orange pumpkins in the house. Webs gleaming in the garden. Exciting fireworks going off. Exploding in the air. Nearly November. Autumn Poem by Tamzin (aged 7) Halloween is scary and spooky Because we go trick or treating. On Bonfire Night we have fireworks Because of the gunpowder plot. On autumn days we pick blackberries And kick through the fallen leaves. We collect food for Harvest Festival And sing hymns as we store the food for winter. Summers gone, winter is coming, The mornings are bright and frosty. All the animals in my garden are going to sleep. Squirrels collect nuts for the long winter freeze. As the evenings draw in we sit by our warm fire With our hot chocolate and feel snug and warm. Pumpkins by Alice S. (aged 6) Pumpkins have funny faces. Unbelievable glowing faces. Mice eating Pumpkin soup. Keep a bright glowing candle face. Insects eating pumpkin pie. Nice glowing pumpkin. Leaves by Nikita (aged 6) Leaves falling down the tree Every day more fall down the tree. And people collect a garden leaf. Very crumbly and scrunchy. Eager leaves dance. Squirrels hide their nuts underground. Fruits by Georgia (aged 6) Fruits falling off the trees. Rosy red apples. Unbelievable fruits. Insects nibbling fruits. Time passes by. Summers over. Fireworks by Nikita (aged 6) SSSt, SSSt, fizzle, Whoooooooooooooooooooosh! And then BANG! Zoom, pop, Zoom, pop, Zoom, BANG! Fireworks by Alice S. aged 6 Fizzle, fizzle, BANG! Bang, Bang, Whoooooooooo! Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, rumble, fumble. CRACKLE and CRUNCH! Fffffffffffft, sssssssssssssssst, ZOOM! Whooosh, boom, WHOOOO! Pop-pop-pop POP!! Plums by Lily (aged 6) Plums growing carefully. Lightly falling. Unfast. Minding butterflies. Supper time for forest friends. Berries by Alice E. (aged 6) Berries on the bushes Emerald green blue and rosy. Red all on the bushes. Robins love eating them. Insects do too. Either blue or green. Stuck in the thorn. Harvest by Tamzin (aged 7) Harvest is the time for gathering food. Apple is a fruit that grows on trees. Rosy cheeks that children have. Very hard apples. Emerald quince that shine. Suppers ready. Trees standing in the ground. Fireworks by Bryony (aged 6) They go BANG!! Up in the sky The fire goes fffft! Sssssspt! WHOOSH!!! Conkers by Silke (aged 6) Conkers falling off the tree. On the tree. Naughty squirrels eating them. Kicking conkers about. Enormous conkers on the tree. Round the tree. Spiky conker shells. Leaves by Frank (aged 6) Leaves go orange and red. Every Autumn. And flutter down. Very crunchy under my feet. Enjoy kicking the about. Sunny days are shorter. Pumpkins by Emily (aged 6) Pumpkins are for harvest. Under the lovely grass. Mice love pumpkins. Pumpkins are for Halloween. Kick pumpkins like footballs. I like pumpkin pie. Naughty squirrels getting nuts. Fireworks by Silke (aged 6) Sssss - its starting up BANG! - Isn't it loud? Pop - that's lovely! I'M ENJOYING THIS! Shimmer - it looks like a jelly fish. ZOOM ZOOM BANG! That's so loud it's hurting my ears! Fireworks by Alice E (aged 6) Ffft, spp, WHIZZ! Zoom, pop, BANG! Sparkle, shimmer, WHIZZ, zoom, BANG!!! Fireworks by Tamzin (aged 7) Sprinkle, sprinkle, Shimmer, shimmer Pop, bang, BOOM! Shine, shine, Flitter, flitter, Shimmer, pop, BANG! Zoom, zoom, spppp, Whizz, SPRINKLE, ZOOM! POP! Water by Stephen Jallow (aged 7) Water is blue Water is sea I drink water and it goes into me Water is clean Water is fun I'm glad there's water Are you not? Me, Myself and I by Manraj Singh Rahi (aged 6) Me, Myself and I We went in to the kitchen and ate a pie My Mother she came in And she chased out with a rolling pin. Winter in January by Manraj Singh Rahi (Age 6) The trees are bare, But we don't care, But we still go out to play, And look forward to the bay. January is covered with snow, At night it glows, And the wind blows. The smell of warm dessert, Along with cold yogurt, Makes your tummy rumble, Makes your body tumble. January is covered with snow, At night it glows, And the wind blows. Church bells ringing, People knocking January is covered with snow, At night it glows, And the wind blows Trains by Thomas (aged 7) Big trains, little trains puffing down the track, Coming by a town with a big choo choo Old trains, new trains can go fast and slow. Cargo trains, passenger trains can carry people and gold Sandwiches by Sam Vincent (aged 6) Sam said to mum, "I have a rumble in my tum!" Little sister Ruth said, "And me, mum!" Mum looked confused... "Did you eat your tea?" "Oh yes!" said we, "We ate our tea." "But mum?" said Sam "I can feel my tum!" "Oh dear!" Mum said "I'll fetch some bread" "Just bread?!" said Sam "How about some ham?" Mum said, "Not jam?" "Yuk!!! Jam?!" said Sam "I d rather eat Ted" "And go off hungry, snuggled up in bed" "Jam?!" said Ruth "My favorite, it's the truth!" Mum said, "This is easy then Sam" "You can have ham and Ruth can have jam." Oranges by Caitlin Austin, Thomas Bennett, Olivia Condliffe and Dominic Ward (aged 5) They are nice and juicy, They are sweet and good to eat. Their skin is bumpy and the juice comes down my tummy! Apples by Joe Gibson, Eleanor McFarlane, Seth Moore (aged 5) Apples are juicy. Apples have pips. Apples are red. Apples are sweet. Apples are crunchy. Apples are healthy! Bananas by Ellie Gill, Eleanor Grattage, Victoria Heath, Nathan Shackman (aged 6) and Phoebe Tuck (aged 7) Bananas are very soft and squishy, They are very sweet as well. Their skin is very slippery and they're good for you as well! Pears by Molly Paulley and Dylan Wheatley (aged 6) Pears are smooth, Pears are green and slippery. Pears are soft. They are sweet and juicy and tasty! Wuppa Wuppa by Benjamin Martin (aged 6) Wuppa wuppa juppa I thought if saw a lutta I looked again, it was a hen looking for a gluppa The Flying Man by Kritika Gogte (aged 5) Flying man, flying man Where are you going? Over the mountains and over the sea. Flying man, flying man High up in the sky Flying man, flying man Will you take me? Trees, Bees and Butterflies by Laurie McGregor (aged 6) Green trees swooshing in the wind. Butterflies flapping gently on their wings. Bees buzzing hear them do it now! People walking what can they hear? Trees bees and butterflies. Shells by Annie (aged 7) Shells have lines on them They have different colors And they look pretty. My Shopping List by Tara Yen (aged 4) The list Is sleeping in my Pocket "When will he wake up?" He will wake up In the Supermarket Pirates by Shaun Hunt (aged 7) Pirates are bad Pirates are mad Pirates can fight Pirates can bite The Creek by Chloe M. Bridges (aged 6) Down by the creek I am peaceful. The wind is a cool breeze. The water runs slowly, The water is cold to my feet. The rocks are smooth and slick. The sand is fun to play in. I am aware of snakes! I don't go too deep! I love to go down by the creek! Candle by Hermione Marshall (aged 6) Up, up, higher, higher, they can make a gigantic fire. Scared, scared, frightened, frightened, you can be very frightened! The Falling Star by Oneeb bin Nauman (aged 7) Last night, a little star Fell from the sky While looking at the The world With his bright eyes, It landed on a roof, That was slippery, Lost control And headed down The moon rushed to his rescue With a frown, Caught him just in time And took him to the sky Little Star Now take care and do not fall. Skiing by Jackson (aged 7) I love to ski but when I flee my mummy falls behind, my mind says to stop then my skis go pop! My Rabbit by Lillian Race (aged 6) There was an old rabbit Who was called foggy He certainly was a rabbit He wasn't a doggy. Sadly he died When my sister was seven But although we miss him We know he's in Heaven. The Nonsense Verse by Oneeb bin Nauman (aged 7) If I met a crocodile I would run a mile. If I met a gorilla I would offer ice-cream vanilla. If I met a giraffe I would tell a joke to make him laugh. If I met a monkey I would cut his hair funky. If I met a snake I would bake him a wedding cake. On the Cling Clang Clong by Aman Khan (aged 6) (after Spike Milligan) On the cling clang clong Where the bulls go flong And the chickens all go cloo! There's a clong clang cling where the bees go sting And the cows all flibber flabber floo! On the clong cling clang Where the clouds go bang And you just can't catch them when they do! So it's cling clang clong Cows go shong Clong clang cling Trees go spring Clong cling clang The mice go clang What a noisy place to belong The cling clang cling clang clong! What Am I? by Ava Monahan (aged 7) I'm as slippery as a fish I'm prettier than a rainbow I'm as graceful as a bird in flight I'm kinder than kind can be My hair is almost as long as Rapunzle's My two best friends are one dolphin and a mermaid called Shanty My name is as cool sounding as a pearl and it is Sasha! Do you know what I am? That's right I am a mermaid There's An Alien in My House by Chloe Holdaway (aged 7) There's an alien in my house and its making everyone shout There's an alien in my house and it's making everyone run out Run outside! Everybody is scared because There's an alien in my house! Naughty by Ava Monaghan (aged 7) I'm as naughty as a boa constrictor that has poisoned 9000000100000078010101011 things! Although I do rather like cream wings. Behind the Comfy Door by Ella Fisher and Robert Gulliver (aged 4) Behind the comfy door Look what we saw... Pillows and teddies bunnies and mummies jumpers and blankets beds and feathers that's what we saw behind our door. The Lion and the Chicken Bone by Georgina Turner (aged 6) I am lion, I am eighteen years old and I've just digested a chicken bone. The feathery bird was a bit tough at first so I chomped and I chewed and I thought I would burst! Jellyfish by Class 1S Inspired by a reading from Brian Moses! Jellyfish, Tellyfish, stinky, pongy Smellyfish Greedyfish. Weedyfish. Seedy, feedy Beadyfish Potfish, Notfish. Very boiling Hotfish Flyingfish, Tryingfish. Sad, miserable Cryingfish Clownfish, Townfish. Going out of bounds fish Grumpyfish, Bumpyfish. Head is all lumpy fish Freefish, Beefish. Looking like a tree fish Hotfish, Potfish. Different coloured Spotfish Planefish, Trainfish. Looks like a Chainfish Goldfish, Oldfish. Frosty, freezing Coldfish I Wish I Could Fly by Benjamin Martin (aged 5) I wish I could fly, Down, low and up high, I wish, I wish, I wish. I wish I could fly, Right up to the sky, I wish, I wish, I wish. The Sun by Esti Clayton (aged 7) Hot sizzling sun Beams are very light Shine down said the beams And switch them off at night. Shark by Marie Millwood (aged 5) Once a shark frightened a girl, The shark thought it was funny But the girl didn't, And the shark laughed And swam away. Fairy by Avikal Mann (aged 5) I have seen a fairy in my dream glittering in silver dress and flying with the wings having wand with a star on top done the magic and gave me toffees to pop. Water by Oscar Brown (aged 6) Water Drip-drop Splish-splash Ka-crash The waves collapse Drip-drip-drip The rain falls Splash-splish Here the man swims Water Water My Dog by Rashtna Nair (aged 6) My dog is very kind, He listens to whatever I say. He is black as the night, Soft as a woolly sheep. His bark is like crackling thunder, His eyes are like saucers of rain clouds, But when I give him a biscuit They brighten up like little suns. Snowflakes by Nikki Nicholls (aged 6) Falling from the sky Snowflakes land upon my tongue Water in my mouth The Child Chewer by Olivia Beatson (aged 7) "This Maths lesson we will be learning…." "What's that noise and stench (Miss, please what is it?)" "Why it smells like burning" "Nonsense child". So to the window they went. "Fee, fie, foe, fum, I'll gobble your cells" (Wait a minute that does not rhyme!) "A giant's feet wow!" "So that was the smell!" "Run for your lives He thinks we're chives!" "HELP!! He's got me!!!" "Yum, Yum, Yum That was so chewy, like bubble gum!" "Help he's got me now!" "Ow!" "That was the last one; we never did get to do Maths, Ow He found me it's the smell I need more baths!" "Girls with rice is nice, But boys with custard is better than Best!" Beauty by Katerina Conrad (aged 7) Beauty is like a fairy dancing, dancing beside a rainbow. Beauty is like birds and butterflies playing and singing and winging together. Beauty is like babies that are sweet, so sweet! Beauty is like flowers sunbathing in the Summer sun. Beauty is like coloured marbles. Beauty is like twirly dresses with flowers all over them Beauty is like soft smiles That melt anger and ugliness and hate. Mice by Katerina Conrad (aged 7) They're furry and cuddly You can have them as pets. Oh please, oh please, let's get a white mouse ... I'll wash it and cuddle it; I'll shower it and I'll feed it; I'll bath it and I'll dry it; I'll clean its fur and I'll tickle its paws. Ow! It bit me! Mummy, it bites! Stars by Katerina Conrad (aged 7) Stars twinkle in the night when I am tucked up tight. They are a lovely sight, you are definitely right. In the dark sky up above, I look and know I'm loved. (Katerina wins the last Dinosaur prize. Well done Katerina, and thanks to everyone who entered.) The Lizard by Alessio Grain (aged 6) I'm a lizard, I lie In the sun like a bright green leaf. My eyes are closed. When the cat comes near I open my eyes in a flick And run under a rock. When he's gone I come back out. When a fly flies past I stick out my tongue And suck it up. And then it's gone. (Alessio wins this week's prize) Mrs. Williams by Varsha Ramakrishnan (aged 6) Wonderful teacher that you are I love you Loving person Laughs a lot Intelligent, you make us Achieving, Active, Awesome Marvellous, Magical, Meticulous Smiling face. Rainbows by Yasith Senanayake (aged 5) I like multicoloured rainbows in the sky I can't reach them because they are so high... At the end of the rainbow there is a pot of gold and when the sky is dark the colours are clear and bold... When it is sun and rain the rainbow comes out spotting it all of a sudden makes me laugh and shout. Vowels by Elise Weidner (aged 6) Vowels everywhere Vowels in my hair. A E I O U Long or short You guess too! Rude dude red Ted Those are the vowels, okay? Glove by Michael Geier (aged 6) Twinkle Twinkle Little Glove How I wonder where you are With your nose so bright like a lightbulb in the sky. Twinkle Twinkle Little Glove Cats by Amy-Louise Gibson (aged 7) Cats are soft. Cats are furry. Cats are like pillows of fur. They're black, they're white. So many different colours. But out of all the rest Mine is the best.. (Amy won this week's competition prize! Well done!) Seven by Paige Swanson (aged 7) Roses are red Violets are blue. I am seven. How about you? Rudolph by Ben Cash (aged 7) The red-nosed reindeer had a very good time. Stars by Christiana (grade 2) Stars twinkle at night. and sometimes you think it's light When it's night the sky's so black I creep downstairs for a midnight snack! Basketball by Chase Connell (aged 7) This is how you play Basketball Pass Shoot Dribble Block Shoot Swish! Ants by Hunter (grade 2) Marching ants! Marching ants! Be careful no They're marching ants! Marching ants! Marching ants! Go get your food! They are hungry ants! The House by Joe (grade 2) There once was a house with a little tiny mouse They had a trap It went down with a snap and they caught the mouse! Rain by Seamus (grade 2) Once there was a lot of rain that came pouring down - what a pain! It never stopped - rained day and night people stayed inside until sunlight! Cheerleading by Kylie Connell (aged 7) Cheerleading, Cheerleading I like cheerleading And I like cheering for my team. Football by Jacob Dean (aged 7) We run with the ball. We throw with the ball. We hike the ball. We catch the ball. Ducks, Ducks by Josh Getz (aged 6) The ducks sat on my head, The ducks fall on my bed. The ducks fall on my map. Dalton by Lance Hays (aged 7) Dalton had run over a chair fell off his bed, and broke his leg. I Like Christmas by Lindsey James (aged 6) I love Christmas. It is Jesus's birthday At Christmas. Snow by Ethan Lacey (aged 7) Snow is falling in the sky. Snow is twinkling in my eye. Snow is pretty, can't you see? Snow is fun as you can see. So you can play with it. Snow is great! Mom Works at Home by Abby Latronico (aged 7) Mum works at home Dad works at Hannah Steel. Mimi prays at the table. Timmy plays outside. Abby is in first grade. Dolphins by Analisa Pallardy (aged 6) Dolphins are great. Do you like dolphins? Icicles by Sarah Straughn (aged 6) Icicle sparkles Wind hits your face. It's time to go to bed. Have sweet dreams. The Man and the Dime by Casey (grade 2) There once was a man who was born with a dime He and the dime then sat in some slime!! Cats by Elizabeth (grade 2) There once were four cats Who don't eat rats They jumped on mats. They don't like bats. I don't know why they don't eat rats. Frogs by Brian (grade 2) Frogs are cool! Frogs are great! Do you like frogs? Do you think frogs are afraid of hogs? I do! A Summer Day by Margaret (aged 7) Mother in the kitchen. Father mowing the lawn. Us kids playing in the pond. Having a picnic. Playing a game. This day is not a shame. A Poem About Autumn by Charlie (aged 7) Fire in the homes, Ripe apples out in the cold, Old owls out in the cold, Spring is coming soon, Tight homes cuddling. Snow by Esme Sheppy (aged 6) Snow is slippery when you slide on it Night snow turns into icy blocks Over the mountains snow flakes topple When I go on the mountains I whizz down the slopes. Snow by Molly Densham (aged 7) Sparkling snow is beautiful Night snow turns the world white On your skates you can skid We all love speeding along fast. Snow by Megan Hedges (aged 6) Sparkly snow is slippery and cold New snowballs are sliding off roofs of houses Oh! Snow is such fun Wow! Look at the snowflakes sparkling and fluttering down. Snow by Georgia Lawrence (aged 6) Slippery, slidey snow. Night snow turns into snowballs. On the snow we can make giant snowmen. White snow is icy. Snow by Max Berlyn (aged 6) Slippery, slidey iceblocks slide across the snow. New fallen snow is very chilly. Over the hills and valleys the snow dazzles. White snow you can make snowballs. Snow by Penny Adams (aged 6) Snow is very slippery indeed. No snow is melting on me. Oh no! The snow is dripping from the icy roofs. Watch me. This skiing is fantastic! Snow by James Hatto (aged 7) Sparkly snow melting into water drops. New snowboards whizzing down mountain slopes. Over mountains many snowflakes fall When I go skiing I slip. Fish by Danielle (aged 6) On my way to school I saw a fish, He was a fresh fish He was a foolish, fresh fish He was a funky, foolish, fresh fish He was a frightened, funky, foolish, fresh fish And he wanted to jump out on me! Little Miss Muiffin by Jonathan Beardsmore and William Threlfall (aged 7) Little Miss Muffin Sat on her cushion Eating her milk and cake She got bored with her food She got in a mood So she went to the kitchen to bake. Jack and Jill by Sam Rollston (aged 7) Jack and Jill went up the hill To fetch some bottles of soda Jack tripped up His head was cut And Jill rolled over and over. The Turkey by Casey (aged 7) There once was a big fat turkey who really likes Thanksgiving He eats and eats and loves beef jerky His favorite is pumpkin pie!!!! Fish by Megan (aged 7) I love fish Tails that swish! Fish are GREAT! Most like bait! Fish are cool! Put 'em in your POOL! Pirate Ship by Jacob (aged 7) Pirate Ship! Pirate Ship! Bring me aboard! Pirate Ship! It's the Pirate Ship! Pirates swing around! Pirate Ship! Pirate Ship! Walk the plank. Pirate Ship! AAARGH! Pirate GOLD! Cling, Clang, Clank!!!! Twinkle Twinkle by Sinead Quinn (aged 7) Twinkle twinkle poor old star All alone you poor old star Way up high in the sky I wish you'd stay but star goodbye.... Mary, Mary by Eleanor Neish-Melling Mary, Mary quite contrary How does your puppy bark? He barks all night He barks all day Then chases his tail in the park. Funny Man by Bronwen Kaefer (aged 6) I saw a very funny man With legs coming out of his ears I wonder how he hears? On My Way To School…by Hannah On my way to school I saw a puppy, It was a playful puppy, It was a loving, playful puppy, It was a biting, loving, playful puppy, It was a scratching, biting, loving, playful puppy, It was a harmful, scratching, biting, loving, playful puppy, And it wanted to come home with me! A Beautiful Tree by Ashley (aged 7) Once there was a tree. It had colorful leaves. It looked beautiful to me. Soon will come a cool breeze. The leaves will fall Olivia by Jack Douglas (aged 6) Olivia octopus on the orange organ Liam Lion likes licking ladies Violent Violet is very velvety Clever Christopher cuddling a cat. Whilst: Tony the teacher teaches tiny Toby. Inside the Classroom by Cameron Williams (aged 7) Clever Cameron cuts and colours Racing Rebecca racing Rachel Perfect Paulo picks passion fruit Naughty Nathan nicking knickers Whilst: Toby the teacher tries tea and toast. Fireworks by Jack Douglas (aged 6) Fireworks whoosh up in the sky I can smell hot dogs Rockets zooming by Every firework a different colour Waterfall of rain Orange red and pink Riding into space Keep yourself safe Smashing fireworks. Fireworks by Christoper Barker (aged 7) Fireworks flying in the sky I can see blue and red Rushing past the moon Everyone is excited Wow that was fandabidozie Over the North Sea Rockets like the rainbow Katherine wheels spinning round Silver sparklers dazzling round. On My Way To School… by Judd On my way to school I saw a snail, It was a slimy snail, It was a small, slimy snail, It was a silly, small, slimy snail, It was a slithering, silly, small, slimy snail, It was a scaly, slithering, silly, small, slimy snail, And it wanted to slime me up! A Shark by Nick Sharks are cool they are mean, too! They eat fish and live in the ocean blue. The ocean is salt water they cannot come out. They have sharp teeth but no water spout! On My Way To School… by Katherine On my way to school I saw a pig, It was a pretty pig, It was a pink, pretty pig, It was a porky, pink, pretty pig, It was a pregnant, porky, pink, pretty pig, It was a patchy, pregnant, porky, pink, pretty pig, And it tried to lick me! Hot Dogs by Jakob Hot dogs are tasty and brown Hot dogs are so good I chow them down. Hot dogs are so very yummy!! They are so good to me. Fireworks by Nathan Field (aged 6) Flashing fireworks in the sky I like the pretty colours Red rockets zooming up into the stars Enormous fireworks zooming up to space Watch the bonfire burning Orange fireworks are really pretty Ready to be blasting off Keep setting them off until they are all gone Sparkling Katherine wheels silver and gold. Elisha by Elisha Falcon (aged 6) Elisha the elephant eats eggs Amazing Amy eats apples Dizzy Dillon Whilst: Toby the teacher has tea and toast. Inside the Classroom by Jasmine Thompson (aged 7) Annoying Amy ate an apple Cool Chloe eating cakes Jumping Jasmine jumps Tackling Tony tackles Taner Whilst: Tanya Tatters the teacher takes tea and toast. Fireworks by Harry Stephenson (aged 7) Flashing Fireworks I love the colours Rockets fizz Enormous fizzing rockets Wow look at that! Over the moon they go! Racing in their colours Keep safe Sparkling sparkles. Inside the Classroom by Chloe Rock (aged 7) Angry Amy likes apples Happy Harry eating hot dogs Cool Chloe eating cakes Big Ben eating buns Whilst: Toby the teacher teaches us times tables. Inside the Classroom by Taner Yalcinkaya (aged 6) Tiny Toby tells tales Naught Nathan nicking knickers Jasmine juggling jelly Clever Cameron kicking coins Whilst: Toby the teacher teaches times tables. The Touching Poem by Emily Annie (aged 7) Touch! The lumpy, bumpy, rough, splintery bark of a tree trunk The lovely soft, tickly, fluffy, fuzzy feathers of a duckling Touch! The cold, slippery, smooth, silky surface of a marble You can touch anything at anytime it seems But what I like most is to squidge Squidgy, squelchy marshmallows All gooey and glossy inside The Dog's Home by Adam Ahmad (aged 6) Dogs are noisy Dogs like bones to eat Dogs like to be stroked But most of all dogs' favourite thing is to sleep - Zzzzzzzz Into Mud They Go by Georgia Pethick