Name Poem

Allison

A strong

Young girl

Who has yet to show her worth

Courage

A name

In which

I have possessed over the years for my great achievements

Quiet

The one

With not a lot to say on the outside

But on the inside

Secretive

Many stories

To tell

But no one to tell them to

Love

Loving in the heart

With nothing but sympathy

For the underprivileged

Scared

Scared to show the world

Like a child

In a tornado

Perfect

Maybe in school

Not on the outside

But on the inside

Bold

Finally spoken

My stories have been told

And I shall live with them forever

This is Just to Say

I have shot

You with a

Sharp arrow

In the leg

Your were probably

Going to run

Like a cheetah on

That in track

Forgive me

For you

Decided to

Say no

Symbol Poem

A bear

who was once warm

but now is cold

A bear

Now vanished

Like its love

A bear

With secrets to tell

But now has hid them away

A bear

Who was so close

But now so far away

A bear

Now with no color

But the color of a stone

A bear

Who was my best friend

But now my worst enemy

Favorite Place Poem

 Anticipation

Dark

Dark night

Waiting for the sun to rise

Cool

Cool morning

Watching the parents sleep

Fun

Fun morning

Presents all around the tree

Bright

Bright paper

All scattered among the floor

Finally

Finally awake

Open the presents

Cool

Cool gifts

That every child loves

White

White snow

Too cold to go outside

Hot

Hot chocolate

That melts in your mouth

Red

Red and green

The colors of my favorite holiday

Colored

Colored paper

Lined up among the tree

Twinkling

Twinkling lights

And blue bulbs to make it sparkle

Warm

Warm fire

And stockings hanging above it

Christmas

Christmas morning

My favorite place to be

Thursday December 13th

Hey!!!

Happy Thursday. Today in our first 3 classes we learned a lot. In Geography we learned about what happened in the Middle East. In Reading, we talked about our essay questions for the Book Thief.

Book Thief Review Questions


In English, we looked at the song Firework by Katy Perry. Then we used our poetry themes to decide what each line means in the song. Mrs. Morrow then showed us the video of the tornado that tore apart the whole school.