Allsorts

An anaconda is as raging as a bear.
The anaconda is as furious as a cheetah.
He is as dangerous as a shark.
His slithering body is as scary as a tiger.
If you travel to him he will hurt youuuuuu!
Ouch, that hurts.

A lucky panda eating
Nervous lions hunting
Interesting frogs jumping
Magical cats tricking
Alone dogs playing
Little hamsters that like drawing
Same crocodile like his brother

Freya is as kind as Felix and herself.
Running is what Freya likes to do.
Excited Freya
Young, yawning Freya
As helpful as Felix

I am a proud Muslim.
Allah is as kind as my mum.
My praying is as fun as playing.
My fasting is as challenging as the Olympic Games.
Helping people is as important as praying.

How many books are in the world?
Loads and loads and loads
How many pages are in those books?
Loads and loads and loads
How many words are on the pages?
Loads and loads and loads
How many letters are in all those words?
Loads and loads and loads
If you had to choose one book, what would it be?
Loads and loads and loads…
What?

In a tower of marble, white and high,
Sat princess Iris, beneath the sky.
The kingdom sighed for her gentle grace,
For the silk and lettuce and her painted face.

They whispered of spinning and sitting still,
But Iris had iron and a restless will.
They thought she was dreaming of balls and rings
Of poetry books and delicate things.

But under her gown, a violet hue
Was scuffed of boots and a bruise or two.
She practised her grip on the window ledge,
with a heart a sharp as a dagger’s edge.

One moonlit night while the century slept
Into the shadows the princess stepped.
She didn’t wave ropes with her golden hair,
(that’s far too much brushing and quite unfair).

She ripped up the tapestries, thick and old
With a pocket knife hidden in a velvet fold.
She tied them tight with a sailor’s knot,
far from the lady the world had bought.

She kicked out of the slippers that pinched her toes,
And hiked up her skirt as her courage rose.
Through the narrow window, she vaulted wide,
To the jagged rocks on the mountain side.

She didn’t wait for a knight’s Huzza!
She swung down the wall like a falling star.
She skilled her vein with a briar’s grow,
And sprinted fast for the plains below.

With dirt on her chin and a grin so wide,
The girly girl took a thundering ride.
So if you ever find a tie – empty and tall,
With a trail of silk along the outer wall,
No Iris where the wild wind blows,
With mud on her boots and a story to show.

When they feel
the touch of sunshine,
blossoms open wide.

Sprinkling fairy dust everywhere,
they grow warm
in the golden air.

Take cover—
summer is here!

The summertime fairies fly down…

Rolling in smooth grass
with laughter and joy,
granting wishes
in the night sky.

Bedtime is here.
Shhh… don’t wake them—
they need to rest
to spread more magic tomorrow.

There was a king named Tutakhuman

He was born in 1901BC

Hewas the king of Egyptians

He died at 19 of a injury to his leg.

Teaching the best they can do

Each and every one of them care about you

Always helping a child in need

Cares for everyone, even me

Helps us become a better person in life

Even when it costs some of their time

Respectful to others, when times are harsh

So put your hands together for all the teachers in the world!!

Out in the woods
in a world so dark
is there a person
who can bring out a spark?

In the forest
someone feared
a man with a hat
darker than his beard

He gets books
and traps people in
is there anyone
braver then him?

The was he looks
the way he stares
he can even make
the bravest scared

But one little boy
in the town of dark
Could he be
that little spark?