What is That?

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by Mirai Honda aged 6

What is that?
It’s the tail of a baby leopard.
Why is it so fat?

What is that?
Ho! It’s a head of a chimpanzee.
I will call it Lee.

What is that?
Wow! A leg!
No. It was me!

Her Name is Molly

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by Ethan Mundoma aged 6

She has lots of toys.
All of them are dolls.
Some of them are dolls.
When does she play?
Come on over to play.
Her name is Molly!

What Shall I Have for Breakfast?

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by Enid aged 6

What shall I have for breakfast?
Shall I have some toast
or cereal? I don’t care
Breakfast makes people happy
any time
night or day
Any time you can have it
Lashings of cold milk.
Nice things.
What are you having for breakfast ?

The Puddle

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by Tess Kane-Smyth aged 6

A dog and a duck in a little puddle
They couldn’t both fit in
so they had a cuddle
The duck liked the puddle
but he didn’t like the cuddle
The dog liked the cuddle
but he didn’t like the puddle.

Me

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by Tylar aged 8

Hi Tylar. Your poem is a bit too much like Evie’s.

Write a list of six things about yourself. Things you like.

What you are like. What you don’t like.

Then turn it into your own poem.

Jungle Poem

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by Saffina aged 6

Leopard leaping high and low
Cold in the winter’s even snow
Sloths swinging from bar to bar
Flying eagles swoop through the trees
Marvellous monkeys eat bananas
Later palm trees grow faster then fall to a log.

Danger

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by Archie Joe Piatt aged 6

“Hi”
the lettuce said,
then “Bye”.

And he even said,
“Look Out Cow!”
And a cow landed
on his head.

Whilst another lettuce said,
“Look Out Pig!”

and a chicken
landed on his head.


That’s a very odd poem, Archie – RS

A drifting smell

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by Jack Relf aged 6

I smell a drifting smell, coming through the window
I don’t know what it is, but it’s something really smelly
I think it’s coming from the garden, stinky grass smells funny
Aaahh! It’s a monster scratching his blue hairy belly

Incredible Animals

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by Peter aged 5

I can see a rhino charging at a tree,
I can see an elegant zebra eating his tea,
I can see a fierce lion racing for his prey,
I can see a spotty cheetah, looking for his tea,
I can see a tall giraffe eating leaves,
I can see an elephant drinking cool water.

Savannah Camp

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by Eleanor aged 6

I can see a huge, wrinkly elephant plodding along the Savannah,
I can see a camouflaged zebra in the bush,
I can see a fearsome, spotty cheetah running through the grass,
I can see a long-necked giraffe eating the crunchy, munchy leaves as
I am setting up my camp.