Ms. Hayes 4th Grade - Group 1
Let’s dig the dirt,
not with a shovel, but a word!
You may not think soil is where
tales are heard.
Plant a book of garden, and a
sentence, a row.
We water the pages with ideas,
that we’ve heard.
A poem challenges me to a race.
I say, yes.
I basically grab my supersonic
boost shoes.
Tomorrow . . .
The poem says, we have to run
100 laps. I say, OK
Red light, yellow light, green light!!!
I ran as fast as I could. Zoom! Zoom!
I am at 50 laps, but the poem is at
60 laps. Zoom! Zoom!
I’m at 80 laps, but the poem
is at 99 laps.
I was almost to the end.
But the poem won the race.
Finally, I called GODZILLA and KING KONG
and KING GHDORAH!

Ms. Drakulich 4th Grade - Group 2
This is how you shop with a poem. First
make or find a poem. Next if you are broke,
find poems of money. Next you have to get
ready with your poem, you put on your
poem, eyelashes, mascara and lipstick.
After you made your poem into a baddie
you can leave the house and start going
to the mall to shop, and if you’re lucky you
will be able to find a parking lot.
Next grab one of your poems to pay, so
your car can stay an hour parked. Next,
look at the poem, it should be able to
show 1,000, 100, 100s of different lists.
Now, don’t get to frustrated because
of so many letters there are, because
that’s what a poem is for!
Either way, but snacks, clothes-sized poem,
and things to watch a horror movie. Last,
pay with the poem’s money and don’t leave
anything behind, and go home and watch
the movie with your poem!

I go to my soccer game with the poem.
First, you have to put on your team uniform
and then put the soccer uniform on the poem.
Then, run to the goalkeeper area and try
to score.
Then with the slide tackle to the rival,
so, they don’t score.
And then pass the ball to the poem,
and the poem passes the ball to me,
and then I score.
And then we when the soccer match.
And then the poem wins the trophy
MVP.

Ms. Williams 4th Grade - Group 3
First get a pumpkin.
Then get a knife.
Then carve a face with words.
After you carve the face, carve the mouth.
Then when you are done, grab your poem.
After you have your poem,
put it into the pumpkin.
Then you’re done!
Supplies are what you need.
start to draw the head, don’t
draw too hard, or it will leave
a mark.
Draw the neck, then the shoulders,
then arms, then the body.
Draw the eyes, eyelashes, lips, hair.
shade color, make it your own.
Paint, color, draw,
mix together.
markers, crayons, colored pencils,
eraser, pencil.

I put the poem in the ring.
I jump on it.
I stone cold stunner him.
He comes to the ring and spears me.
I throw him out and slam him
through a fire table.
He hits me with a chair.
I throw him out the ring.
I Goldberg spear him
real hard.
I am the World Heavy
Weight Champion.
Ms. Carther 4th Grade - Group 4
First pay.
Then, take your poem to a Gymnastics Center.
Then, warm up your poem.
Then, show the poem how to do tricks
in the trampoline.
Show the poem some backflips,
front flips.
Show the poem some cartwheels,
handstands, splits, ariel, and more.
And the next day, bring the poem back.
You can read a poem.
But I can hear a poem.
You can listen closely.
Hear it say what it
needs to say. . .
You can visualize the poem.
What kind of poem is it?
It depends.
For the poems I have,
one calm poem I visualize,
I can hear it talk to me quietly,
calmly talking to me.
There are also other poems.
Like a poem that is sad or mad.
I will always depend on
the poem’s word.
First: Imagine a poem, anything you like.
Go outside and grab your bike.
Then bike some more and more and more.
Until you see a wooden door.
Open the door and see some lights.
Go through the door and a shot of happiness bites.
Then: Drag your poem with a smile.
you’re going to be dancing for a while.
Look at your poem and say to it.
“This is lit!”
Don’t let your mind go blank,
grab a pencil,
and a paper of course.
Picture it in your mind.
Then draw it out.
Step by step by step.
When you’re done, outline
it with your pen or marker.
You’re done, right OK,
now get colors,
color pencils, or
crayons or markers
and start to
color it.
When you’re done, put it
on your fridge to admire
and enjoy your hard work.
Bye.


