Sammy’s son Shrek was super sick.
So Sammy took Shrek Somewhere scary.
And Shrek was scared.
But Sammy was secretly Super Sammy.
A hero Shrek created.
So Shrek mom was a superhero.
Then a super scientist gave Shrek a antidote.
Then Shrek felt better.
THE END
And That Is My Alliteration poem
Hello, my name is Kayden and this my first alliteration poem.
Ashton’s Adventures. By: Kayden
Ashton likes games Ashton likes action games.
He was very smart last year he even did an addition audition.
He had dreams he was the Alaskan Aladdin.
He had thoughts of getting abducted by aliens.
In his head he saw confusion illusions.
He had dreams he was a star, people would buy admissions to see him succeed his ambitions
He made an animation with some alliteration.
In class we read some poems by Kenn Nesbitt and we were so inspired by the poems that we learned what alliteration means. So we put alliteration into our poems. Here is my poem.
My Cousins
By Jasnin My cousins like clowns, but they also like crowns. They’re all so annoying when they are growing. They say my rhymes are like crimes, just to make me laugh.
But when they say their jokes it makes me choke.
They climb constantly when Christmas comes round.
They think they’re cool,
but they’re just crazily weird.
My cousin Carly is so cranky,
and kind of lanky.
They have lots of crows,
and they all need to grow.
That’s everything I know
about my crazy cousins.
I hope you liked my poem!
We have been working on book spine poems and it was a interesting experience. My book spine poem is here.
We went to our school library to look for ideas for our poems. It was fun to see all the titles we have never seen before. I liked the book finding and I found some books that could be a book spine poem.
The poems are very cool and you can be very creative. I liked making this book spine poem.
April 6, 2019
A cinquain (pronounced “sin-cane) is a type of poem. Before writing a cinquain, there are some things you need to know…
1.) Each line has it’s own number of syllables.
Line 1: 2 syllables
Line 2: 4 syllables
Line 3: 6 syllables
Line 4: 8 syllables
Line 5: 2 syllables
2.) You don’t have to rhyme, but you can if you want to.
These are 3 of my favorite cinquains that I wrote:
Writing
Writing
Writing is fun
Educational too
Write on paper, write on the wall
Go write
Dance
Dancing
We are on pointé
Listen to the music
Aerials, relevé, and splits
Just dance
Bubblegum
Bubbles
All pink and bright
A sugary delight
Chew it all day, chew it all night
Bubbles
We have read further in Touching Spirit Bear and we have learned a lesson. Edwin said ” try to get rid of the left end of the stick.” ” Why is the left end of the stick still there?” We have been reading about how the left end of the stick cannot be broken. Edwin also said that the pond they were sitting in gave them a choice to be either happy or angry. We have been given the question What do you do when you can only see the left end of the stick?
I usually just relax and do something that takes my anger off of my mind. Relaxing and doing something else is how I take away my anger.