Our English 4th grade coursebook this year invites learners in writing poems about the seasons. When I first told them that they had a poem for homework, they were shocked, but they told me they would definitely try it! Here is what Vassiliki wrote about the seasons:
BEAUTIFUL poems, Vassiliki! Great pictures, too!
Our English 4th grade coursebook this year invites learners in writing poems about the seasons. When I first told them that they had a poem for homework, they were shocked, but they told me they would definitely try it! Here is what Nick wrote about the seasons:
SUMMER
In the summer we swim
The school is closed
The kids smile
And they feel happy.
SPRING
In the spring we are happy
The spring is funny
The sun is shining
And the flowers are laughing.
AUTUMN
The school is open
The autumn is here
The kids do their homework
The autumn is here.
WINTER
The winter is great
The snow is here
In the winter we wear warm clothes
Because the snow is here.
Wonderful poems, Nick!!!
Our English 4th grade coursebook this year invites learners in writing poems about the seasons. When I first told them that they had a poem for homework, they were shocked, but they told me they would definitely try it! Here is what Chris wrote about the seasons:
SUMMER
The summer is hot
The sun is in the sky
The people are swimming
And the boats are in the sea.
WINTER
The winter
The flowers are sleeping
It’s snowing
And it’s cold.
SPRING
The spring
it’s hot
Children are playing in the park
And it’s sunny.
AUTUMN
The autumn
It’s cold
It’s windy
And it’s raining.
Bravo, Chris!!!
Our English 4th grade coursebook this year invites learners in writing poems about the seasons. When I first told them that they had a poem for homework, they were shocked, but they told me they would definitely try it! Here is what Alex wrote about the seasons:
Way to go, Alex! Great pictures!
Our English 4th grade coursebook this year invites learners in writing poems about the seasons. When I first told them that they had a poem for homework, they were shocked, but they told me they would definitely try it! Here is Stratos’ first attempt:
Great job, Stratos!!!
