Archive for Wednesday, December 5, 2007

Archive for Wednesday, December 5, 2007

Poet’s Corner

December 5, 2007

Students in Beth Fritz's fourth-grade class at Tonganoxie Elementary School are this week's poets. The students have been learning about and trying out their hands writing their own haikus.

In my backyard

a deer family is walking

in the middle of the day.

-- Dalton Andersen

In a garden

a little caterpillar sang a song

at the crack of dawn.

-- Haley Arevalo

In a peaceful field

a horse gallops everywhere

every cool day.

-- Leah Bartels

In the shade of a tree

lay a little baby rabbit

on a cool fall day.

-- Zach Callaghan

In my backyard

the wind is blowing cold air

on a winter day.

-- Halley Calovich

In my garden

a flower blooms

during the night.

-- Emma DeMaranville

On an old willow tree

a robin sings his lovely song

every spring morning.

-- Allie Dorsey

In a very small creek

a huge fish jumps out of the water

early in the morning.

-- Emily Eberth

On my own street

sits a dog barking

every summer morning.

-- Brenden Hagemaster

In all the seasons

my two dogs lay on the couch

all of night and day.

-- Spencer Finkbiner

In my room

a caterpillar was crawling on my bed

during the night.

-- Jake Griffin

On my mom's warm bed

my dog slept soundless

one wintery night.

-- Jolie Hebert

On a tree with leaves

sat a bird by a caterpillar

on a fall day.

-- Dawson Jones

At the top of a hill

a spider spun silk

at one o'clock.

-- Zach Johnson

In the kitchen

my dog chews on her frisbee

every single night.

-- Billy Kelly

One summer night

wolves were howling

in my backyard.

-- Sean Ketchum

On a calm beach

the ocean freezes over fish

on a freezing winter night.

-- Joshua Lingo

One rainy morning a dog

was walking on two feet

up and down the street.

-- Ryan Malone

In a breathtaking garden

a beautiful lily grew

on a warm spring day.

-- Monica Maurer

In a black graveyard

a child carves a Spooky pumpkin

on a Halloween night.

-- Shannon Olson

In a desert

a black and brown lizard

suns on a hot day.

-- Tyler Salmon

One summer day

I saw a vine curled on a fence.

It was midnight.

-- Jacob Tollefson

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