Your Poems 2011

Poems about slimy things from a workshop at Mossman SS; The Sun & Science Rhymes posters created for Science On The Oval and Weather from students at Edge Hill SS

The Slug by Zoe

Snail by Zoe

Sl
i m e
yucky stinky
slimy stick-icky
gluey squashy
s l i p p e r y
squishy
g o o
the
sl
u
g

A Belly Full of Slime by Jaymee

What if you were sick
Sick with a nasty cold
Spewing up disgusting stuff
That looks like really old mould

What if it was the mould
That made you really sick
A belly full of slimy stuff
Maybe even a mossy stick

The Sun by Kristen

Science On The Oval poster by Alex

Whitfield State School, Cairns

Let the moon glitter
Let the rain fall
But what we need most of all
Is a sun shining bright

The Sun gives us light
Light for the day

I may be far away
But I’m still as powerful as they say

You may not know this
But I’m fully renewable
Just as gum is chewable
But anyways back on track

I’m a star and that’s a fact!

I’m not the biggest of them all
Compared to them I’m rather small
I’m mostly visible during the day
But at night-time I’m hidden away

Well now it’s time for me to set
Off I go …
Good night!

Weather – poetic lines from year 1 students

Edge Hill State School, Cairns

Sunny weather can make me happy
and makes my armpits sweaty and wet.
Rainy weather makes muddy puddles.
I’d better get a rainproof jacket.
Windy weather flies like a feather.
Snow can make you sniffle and sneeze.
Stormy weather’s loud and scary.
But when it’s finished a rainbow appears.