This week in Ms. Murray’s 4th grade class we read My Dad by Ashley Bryan. We talked about how the short lines of the poem helped to give it a rhythm, and while it wasn’t a very long piece, it still packed a punch! Students shared so many stories about their own family members that they admire. Grandmas, abuelos, mom’s and dad’s, younger siblings, even cats and dogs who are considered part of our family. After a bit of brainstorming they got to work on their own poems celebrating a family member. Enjoy this week’s poems!
The Best Mom
Aliyah A.
The best mom
You cook me nice hot meals everyday
You help me clean my room
You teach me and my classmates
The best mom
The best mom
We have fun eating ice cream in the summer
We play soccer or frisbee
We both love shopping
The best mom
The best mom
You are kind
You are amazing
You are independent
The best mom
The best mom
On your birthday I say happy birthday mom
Thanks for everything and more
I love you
The best mom
Luna
Wyatt
The sun and moon
can’t stand you
the world spins because of you Luna.
You make the world shine
Your meows feel like the rays
of one thousand suns
and your fur feels like a
fuzzy blanket.
My Adorable Dogs: Tuly, Dahly, Canelo, Zeus
Hector S.Y.
No other dogs can jump as high as mine.
They can bark for fifteen seconds straight.
No other dogs can run fast like my dogs.
They were so cute when they were babies.
They used to go to sleep anywhere they want.
They used to take our toys and bite them.
No other dogs are funny like them.
No other dogs are playful like them.
No other dogs are energetic like them.
Thanks for always being with me,
being so playful, and for always making me feel
loved.
