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Inspired by books!

12/7/2021

 
Some year 3 children have been inspired to write their own poems, inspired by the beautiful book,  'Rain before Rainbows', by Smriti Halls (illustrated by David Litchfield).

A Poem About a Rainbow
 

Red for rose
Orange for tangerines
Yellow for banana
Green for kiwi, dark green for watermelon
Blue for berry
                                    Yummy to eat
Indigo for grape
Pink for raspberry
                                    I think this will be my yummy treat!
 

by Faiza Islam

Rainbow
 
Red is for rose
Orange is for mangoes
Yellow is for lemon
Green is for apple
Blue is for sea
Indigo is for grapes
Violet is for night
                                   
by Aliyah Adem


Fruits and their colours

Red is for strawberry,
as magnificent as a fancy ferry.

Orange is for carrot,
their big fans are parrots.

Yellow is for lemon,
they scare away venoms.


Green is for pear,
make you as big as a bear.

Blue is for blueberry
grown by Terry.


Purple is for grape,
eaten by apes.


Pink is for raspberry,
squirted at cats by Jerry.


by Tahrim Yana




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