Thirty Days of Student Poetry

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Today we finish up Mr. Haines’ class:

Greenland
57,000 people
Boating, fishing, driving
They like New Year’s Eve twice.
Laughing.

J.J. , 3rd grade

China
Largest population
Ride bikes, walk, running
Happy, sad, mad, worry, angry.
Big.

Mary, 3rd grade

Iceland
Cold island
Fishing, running, skiing
Iceland is a cold place.
Exciting !

Aydenn, 3rd grade

Happy Poetry.
happy Reading.
MsMac

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Poetry Friday: Thirty Days of Student Poetry

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Welcome. Today I am featuring the poems from Mr. Haines third graders. I teach research skills and yet, what to do with the research? So this class wrote cinquain poems based on the information they gathered.

Russia
Far away
Soccer, fish eggs, soup
Biggest country in the world.
Fun

Ayana, 3rd grade

Australia
Far away
Eat lobster, crab
Australians speak English and Aussie.
Shrimp

Tessia, 3rd grade

United Kingdom
Big Ben, trains
People like trains
I like red apples and cars.
The end

Andrew C , 3rd grade

Poetry Friday is being held at Random Noodling. Thanks, Diane.

Happy Poetry.
happy Reading.
MsMac

Thirty Days of Student Poetry

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Germany
Far, far away
Games, bar-b-queing, soccer
Germany has big buildings like Japan.
German

Brazee, 3rd grade

Canada
Not far
Its very snowy in the hills.
The second biggest country in the world.
Friends.

Lily, 3rd grade

Japan
Biggest island
Japanese like origiri rice.
New Year is the biggest event.
A big country.

Ashton, 3rd grade

Happy Poetry.
Happy Reading
MsMac

Thirty Days of Student Poetry

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Continuing our around the world travels:
Japan
Use ikanji
Baseball, sumo wrestling, scooters
Japan has a big population.
Rice

Brevin, 3rd grade

Japan
Far away
Gaming, baseball, sumo wrestling
Japan has lots of islands.
Awesome.

Levi, 3rd grade

Canada
Christmas, New Year Day
Cars, bus, subway
Uses lots of French language.
Awesome

Kailey C, 3rd grade

Thirty Days of Student Poetry

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Sweden
Happy Country
Eat different foods
They use taxis, cars, trains.
Active.

Alyssa, 3rd grade

Philippines
Far, big
Basketball, paper planes, marbles
They live in small barrio villages.
Tagalog

Melissa, 3rd grade

United Kingdom
Near Asia
Soccer, Snooker, Rugby
They have a big population.
Cymraea

Amit, 3rd grade

Happy Poetry.
Happy Reading.
Jone

Thirty Days of Student Poetry

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More from Mr. Haines’ class:
Iran
Big, far
Gymnastics, martial arts, basketball
Iran has a lot of sports.
Persian

Corina, 3rd grade

Ireland
Ireland eats potatoes
Hurling, football, cooking
Ireland plays harps for music.
Awesome

Zackary 3rd grade

Japan
Far away
Volleyball , tennis
Japanese play lots of video games.
Hello in Japanese is Konnichiwa.

Dakotah, 3rd grade

Happy Poetry.
Happy Reading.
MsMac

It’s Monday, What Are You Reading

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These are two of the books on my list for the Highlights Foundation workshop. I read both of these intense books this weekend. My Book of Life By Angel by Martine Leavitt and Stop Pretending Nothing Happened When My Big Sister Went Crazy by Sonya Sones are gripping, intense, and you just can’t put them down. Or at least I couldn’t. You can tell I tabbed some pages in the Sones book. I will be re-reading them over the next couple of weeks.

What are you reading? Find out what others are reading at Teach Mentor Texts

Happy Reading.
MsMac

Thirty Days of Student Poetry

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This week I am featuring the poems from Mr. Haines third grade class. We did research on countries using the database Culture Grams as part of their social studies. Then we took our information to craft poems as we are users and creators of information. Students used the cinquain format.

Madagascar
Big, crowded
Sports, feasts, shopping
They use banana leaves spoons.
Cool
Michael S, 3rd grade

Africa
Sunshine
Bar-b-queing, climbing trees
They use bus and taxis.
Africa
Reese N, 3rd grade

France
Far away
Lawn bowling, judo, cycling races
Mont Blanc is 15,771 feet above sea level.
French
Kaylee S, 3rd grade

Happy poetry.
Happy reading.
MsMac

Poetry Friday: Thirty Days of Student Poetry

I am wrapping up the poetry from Mr. Baker’s class this Poetry Friday. Robyn Hood Black is hosting Poetry Friday, so hop over to see other great poetry.

I see my sister
I love to see my sister
I love my sister

I love my baby brother
I get to see him after school
He rocks so much
-Skyla

Fall
I can see the leaves fall
I can feel the wind go by
Hooray school is almost here.

Summer
In early morning birds sing
I love to feel the warm air
Hooray its time to swim.
-Tanya

My little sister
likes to play with the computer.
she get me in trouble
-Tiana

Sun shine by the sky
Fall is almost close
Clouds are by sky
-Vladimir

Happy Poetry Friday.
Happy Reading.
MsMac

Thirty Days of Student Poetry

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More from Mr. Baker’s fourth grade:

My step brother plays soccer in summer
Sometimes birds tweet
He won state
When he got home me and him played soccer.
-Gage

Flowers grow in the summer
They love the sun
They want to stay with you,
But it can’t be true.
-Karli

Toucans flying by
Flying right below the clouds
See them soaring high

Monkeys climbing down.
Feel their soft hair flat, wet, smooth.
Watch them climb back up.
-Kian

My little brother
Likes to play video games
Think I should play with toys.
-Quin

Chocolate rules
With its great crazy making taste
It makes me go nuts
-Salomon

Happy reading
MsMac