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POETRY

Summer Daze

Summer Daze makes me feel good,
Summer Daze helps me relax and dream,
Summer Daze takes me away,
Summer Daze is like floating down a stream.

Summer Daze... I see yellow and green,
Summer Daze... I see white and blue,
Summer Daze... I see sun and fields,
Summer Daze... I see soft billowy clouds, too.

Summer Daze brings watermelon and fruit trees,
Summer Daze brings hot dust and ice cream,
Summer Daze brings flowers and bees,
Summer Daze -- dreamy and free!

-- by Ashley T., age 13, Ohio

Summer Poem

Summer is here
Spring has past
Everyone knows
It will not last.

-- by Simone K., age 5




Spring Brings Swings

Spring brings:
Swings,
Slides,
Rides outside;
Flowers,
Showers,
Hours
Of rains
On windowpanes.
Fog, frogs,
Logs in bogs,
Soggy dogs!

Spring brings:
Bees,
Peas,
Shady trees,
Gentle breeze,
Chickadees.
Bluejays,
Happy ways,
Holidays,
Time to gaze
On sunny days.

Fresh air
Everywhere;
Anywhere
Is somewhere.
There's no despair,
Not a care.
Spring is here,
Let's have a cheer!


-- by Ashley T., age 13, Ohio




Rain-Light

Sunlight
Moonlight
Spotlight
Headlight

But my favorite is Rain-Light:
Gentle rain falling through Sunlight.

Daylight
Nightlight
Starlight
Bright-light

My favorite is Rain-Light:
Diamonds glittering in the Daylight.

-- Tianna, age 12, Illinois




My Day

Up at eight,
Quick to dress.
Down the stairs,
Quick to eat.

Out the door,
Sprint to woods.
Wind rushes past,
Wind feels good.

Hop through creek,
Watch the frogs.
Climb the tree,
The frogs watch me.

Read my book,
Eat my apple.
Breathe sweet air,
Another happy day -- my way!

-- by Rebecca S., age 11, Indiana




When the Wind is Whooshing

When the wind is whooshing,
What do you hear?
I hear wolves wailing loud and clear.
When the wind is whooshing
What do you fear?
I fear of the safety
of my family so kind and dear.
When the wind is whooshing
I lie in bed,
Thinking of the emotions
going on in my head.
So next time you
hear the wind whooshing
I want you to think,
What do you feel?
What makes your skin peel?
What do you hear?
What makes you fear?
Hmmmmmm?!!!!


-- by Nichole H., age 11, Florida




My Mother

My mother helps me to be
The best that I can always be.
The books we read,
The things we see,
Are special to me
When we are "we."
My favorite times are "together times" - she and me!
Happy Mother's Day to My Mother!

-- by Lindy, age 10, Nebraska





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BOOK REVIEWS

Hoot by Carl Hiaasen

I like this book because it has lots of adventure, plus alligators, snakes, and owls. I liked the main characters, Roy and Mullet Fingers. I also liked the funny situations and silly tricks.

This book has an interesting plot, because of the way Mullet tries to protect the owls. The book is long, but if you like to read, I'd say it's worth reading for the fun and adventures.

-- by Daniel G., age 11, Florida




Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate DiCamillo

This is one of my favorite books. I've read it over and over. It's kind of a sad book, but it's also a very good book.

I know what it's like to move to a place where you don't know anyone, so I felt what Opal felt. I have a dog, too, and I know how a dog can understand how you feel. And how dogs can help you feel a lot better and happier.

Winn-Dixie is a dog that is very special, because he helps Opal make new friends and feel good about her new life. I think Because of Winn-Dixie will make you feel good, too.

-- by Casey, age 9, Pennsylvania


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CREATIVE PROJECTS

My Spaceship
By Harrison Faux

One day in November I made a Lego space ship. It is big and has five crew men in it. It is grey and black and has blue windows and a blue canopy. It has lots of lights and buttons in it. It has eight engines. It also has eight phase banks and four missiles. I keep it under the bed.

-- Harrison, age 12, Yucaipa, CA


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