Ka-Pow! Pop! Poetry! This Is Me Though but gentle History inspires me Interested in always learning more Songs inspire me too Intoishon drives me Standing up for people makes me fell good Music has always helped me Enough is never enough for me. Tessa Veidert 5th Grade, East Canton Elementary School
Grades 4 & 5
The Coin Poem 2 by 2. 4 by 4. Saving up 11.00 more 1 coin, 2 coins, 5 coins, shiny new coins. Bronze coins, silver coins, gold coins, too Small coins big coins, small are cool. Thick and thin small and tall. I have saved up, let’s hit the mall. Gwyneth Douce 4th Grade, Mason Elementary School
The Colors of Winter Winter is red, orange, blue, brown and clear Red is the taste of amazing candy cane Milk Shakes Orange is the sound fire cracking in the hot chimney Blue is the sight of snow storms blowing Brown is the smell of hot ginger bread baking Clear is the feeling of cold wind blowing on my rosy red cheeks Winter is orange, red, blue, brown, and clear. Gavin Hane 4th Grade, Mason Elementary School
My Pet Bat! My pet bat eats a nat His name is pat He hates my cat He likes my rat And thats that Kristin Lewis 5th Grade, Mason Elementary
The Colors of Winter Winter is red, blue, yellow, green and brown. Red is the sound of the fire crackling in my house Blue is the sight of bright warm gloves, hats and scarves that keep me warm. Yellow is the smell of good soft cookies Green is the feel of warm loveable hugs Brown is the taste of warm soft stuffing. Meigan Crawford 4th Grade, Mason Elementary
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