This week was all about dreams. We discussed the difference between daydreams and dreams that occur during sleep. Then we discussed what dreams mean when they are our desires and goals. Ms. Licea’s classroom was filled with dreams of all types this afternoon! After taking turns reading an excerpt of Carole Boston Weatherford’s “Which Way From Dreamland?”, students wrote their own dream poems!
Ms. Licea
3rd Grade
When I Went to the Clouds
Olivia A.
One day I was dreaming
I went to the clouds.
I wonder how they feel
Do they feel fluffy or
soft?
I wonder how it looks like
Does it look blue
and white? Is there a lot
of birds?
My Favorite Dream
Jacob G.
One dream was how
I became a soccer player and
it was cool and exciting and
kinda fun and funny and
I scored the winning point
and I was happy
as we won the game
because I scored and it
was a cool dream but then
I woke up
Mi sueño es
David C.
Mi sueño es ser policía
para salvar y proteger
para ayudar a la gente
para arrestar a los agentes de ICE
Mi sueño es ser
policía para salvar a la gente
de la inmigración
Le diré al juez que no está
mal porque no es
justo atrapar a personas
que son de otros países.
My Dream Is (translated from Spanish by teacher)
David C.
My dream is to be a policeman
to save and protect
To help people
to arrest ICE
My dream is to be a
policeman to save the people
from immigration
I will tell the judge it is
not bad because it is not
fair to trap people
that are from other countries.
I have a dream
Juan R.
It’s good to have a dream
because you will never
see your future. My
dream is to be a soccer
player. I’m defense. The team
I want to be on is
the Mexico team. I’m going
to win everything.
