Thanks to Sally at SallyMurphy.com.au for hosting Poetry Friday.
Fifth graders wrote haiku/short poems in the library based on the different biomes that they created in the fall.
Gloomy day
Worms come out
Like ninjas
©Aeven N.
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Green leaves vines all around
Animals waterfalls and plants
Trees and beautiful flowers everywhere
©Alexis L.
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I´m lost in the jungle
Living in a fantasy wonderland
Reading is my life
©Caitlin L.
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The tundra is icy cold.
In the winter it is beautiful in the dark.
I like the icy cold snow in the winter.
©Edgar G.
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Sandy deserts
Beautiful sunny sky
Lovely cute animals
©Emma Roehl
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Desert hot and dry
Sand tosses and turns by the wind
Hot in day cold in night
©Sean Conley
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Cold water
Unique sea creatures
Turtles are swimming
©Milina W.
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Icy winter
Cars slipping
snow everywhere
©sebastian a.
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Rains very hard
Tree frogs hopping tree to tree
So very green
©sarah dahl
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The tundra is icy cold
Polar bears warm
Not very much plants there
©Will M.
Love seeing the next generation of poets making it real.
These poems are fabulous! I love how each poet captured something unique about their biome. Thank you so much for sharing.