Room 123 presents
Nature
Poems
We read nature poems by Emily Dickinson, Edna St. Vincent Millay and many other famous poems. We also studied some Haiku poems about nature. Then we tried to write our own. We hope you enjoy these selections from our Class Poems.
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Nature Animals are out, Flowers are blowing, I’m assuming the sun will be out When the snow is on the trees I’ll get my skies! Nature is here! by Lindsey
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Tree a tree is tall, a tree is green. a tree has branches that are attached to the trunk. by Blake
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Insects Insects
crawling, insects
falling off
the gentle leaves. They
come and go, above
the noise. But
do they have a choice? We
watch them as they slither and
crawl. Insects
falling, insects
crawling off
the gentle leaves. by
Joya |
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Red-tailed hawks are big— they swoop down like an eagle to snatch fish from lakes.
by Cameron |
Rainbow
Rainbows are the things that shine in the sky.
Rainbows are the colors inside you.
They help you shine brightly each day.
They come out at school and at home and come out to play. by Elizabeth
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Deer Deer,
deer, just there eating then
he hears you and turns so silently. then
he looks and looks at you, then
he runs swiftly away. by
Micah |
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