Poetry Project 2008


Ms Filer's Class Poetry Page

Five Ws Poems

Can You Imagine? Poems

I Am From . . . Poems

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A little, brown mouse
Strumming an electric guitar
In a rock-n-roll band
In the late nighttime
Practicing to be a cool rock star.
~~ Anaïs, 2007-08


A light brown monkey with a long tail
Playing with his electric guitar
In his jungle tree house
In the hot afternoon
Because he's going to be in a rock band.
~~ Austin, 2007-08


My golden retriever dog
Dancing the disco
In my messy room
As I burst through the door
Showing me her new trick.
~~ Bradford, 2007-08

A little, nice squirrel
Collecting lots of tasty nuts
In an oak tree at the park
In the warm summer afternoon
Because he was hungry.
~~ Christina, 2007-08


A big, orange tiger snake named Spot
Did snowboarding tricks
On a cold snowy hill
At nighttime
So he could get better at snowboarding.
~~ Eli, 2007-08


A green alligator
Screamed
In the scary, wild jungle
On his way to the watering hole
Because he saw a poison spider.
~~ Elijah, 2007-08

A nice, little brown chipmunk
Collecting brown nuts
In the big huge park
In the light of the sparkling moon
Because his belly was growling.
~~ Emily, 2007-08


A big golden retriever
Eats a big, crunchy bone
At the park near the swings
In the morning
Because he is hungry.
~~ Genesis, 2007-08


The big, shiny robot
Put on a cape and went down a hole
In the attic
After breakfast
Because he wanted to be a Super Hero.
~~ John, 2007-08


A black and white, hungry gorilla named Snowy
Spit out a tasty banana
In an African palm tree
When he was eating his yummy lunch
Because a hard coconut hit his furry head!!
~~ Jonathan, 2007-08


My dog Stanley
Does funny tricks
In the backyard
On sunny days
For fun.
~~ Joseph, 2007-08

My tiny, pet goldfish
Swimming in the water
In the big cold pool at my house
In the sunny afternoon
Because he could do tricks.
~~ Judah, 2007-08


The gray, flying squirrel
Climbed a tree to find nuts
In the sunny blue sky
In Springtime
Hunting for his lunch.
~~ Julie, 2007-08


My pet Pembroke corgi with no tail
Played ball
In my backyard
In the warm afternoon
So we could have fun.
~~ Kaitlyn, 2007-08


Jolly Santa
Went to Earth to shop
In Wal-Mart
At 6:30 in the evening right away
He wanted to get candy.
~~ Luka, 2007-08


A yellow, red, & black deadly, killer snake
Slithering in rocks jumped at a cheetah
In a wild forest
At night under a full moon
Because it made the cheetah angry.
~~ Max, 2007-08

A fuzzy, brown striped cat
Watching a cat kind of American Idol
In Danielle's living room
At the dark of midnight
Because he likes to wake everybody up with his loud singing.
~~ Danielle, 2007-08


My godmother Aunty Sherri
Making us pink birthday cake
At her house
Over the weekend
Celebrating my mom's birthday.
~~ Cassie, 2007-08


McKenzie
Was looking at all of the people's jobs
In the city
At ten in the morning
Wondering what to be when she grows up
Thinking that she wants to be her one and only self.
~~ McKenzie, 2007-08


A little, black and white rat
Traveled a long way underground
In the New York sewer
In the dark afternoon
To join the sewer band and play his electric guitar.
~~ Sydney, 2007-08

My white and orange pet hamster
Sneaks into my backpack reading my books
At my house in the living room
Right before school
Because he wanted to learn how to spell.
~~ Miranda, 2007-08


A big, blue starfish with 5 arms
Slid away from four divers
At the bottom of the sea
On a summer afternoon
Because he was not going to get trapped.
~~ Nick, 2007-08

A little, black puppy
Jumps up to lick my face
At the quiet park
In the sunshine after school
Because he loves me.
~~ Timothy, 2007-08


My brown and white hamster
Singing on the music channel
In Seattle, Washington
At the stroke of midnight
Because he is famous.
~~ Tyler, 2007-08

The amazing, inquisitive first graders
Learned to read & write poems and do math, science, art, and sign-language
In Room 105 with Ms. Filer at Little Cedars Elementary
For 178 days in the dazzling daytime
Becoming the best smarty-pants learners ever!
~~ Ms. Filer's Class, 2007-08

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Can You Imagine? Poems

Can you imagine . . .
A fairytale without a wizard?
A forest without a lizard?
Grass without bugs?
Coffee without mugs?
A store without food?
A person without a mood?
A school bus without a light?
A big sun without being bright?
A fossil without bones?
Ice cream without cones?
by Anaïs


Can you imagine . . .
My family without me?
A garden without a tree?
A school without lunch?
Guesses without a hunch?
A journal without pages?
Actors without stages?
A day without play?
Spring without May?
Adventures without a path?
A school without math?
by Austin


Can you imagine . . .
A school without a cook?
A page without a book?
A swimming pool without water?
An ocean with an otter?
A person without a name?
A lion without a mane?
A game without a scream?
Summer without sunscreen?
A baby without a tummy?
A crash car without a dummy?
by Bradford


Can you imagine . . .
Crayons without reds?
Bedrooms without beds?
Holes without a mouse?
Families without a house?
Fish without fins?
Families without twins?
Pigs without a farm?
Horses without a barn?
Streets without cars?
Nights without stars?
by Cassie


Can you imagine . . .
A leprechaun without gold?
Fruit without mold?
Christmas without gifts?
Jobs without shifts?
Cows without milk?
Jackets without silk?
Spring without flies?
A letter without goodbyes?
Kittens without meows?
A barn without cows?
by Christina


Can you imagine . . .
A pig without a tail?
A day without mail?
A man without a hat?
A girl without a cat?
A necklace without beads?
A hive without bees?
A boy without a bat?
Cheese without a rat?
A car without wheels?
A person without heels?
by Danielle


Can you imagine . . .
Snow without hail?
A man without mail?
A T-rex without teeth?
A barbecue without beef?
Kids without things?
A penguin without wings?
Fossil bones without sand?
A man without hands?
A monkey without bananas?
Eucalyptus leaves without pandas?
by Eli


Can you imagine . . .
Eating without kids?
A person without eyelids?
A kid without a name?
An old man without a cane?
Kids without shins?
A class without bins?
A dinosaur without blood?
Rain without mud?
A face without an eye?
A leg without a thigh?
by Elijah


Can you imagine . . .
A road without a car?
Monkey bars without a bar?
Water without fish?
A wizard without a wish?
A cowboy without a boot?
A flower without a root?
A mouse without a house?
Marriage without a spouse?
A cow without milk?
A shirt without silk?
by Emily


Can you imagine . . .
TV without news?
People without shoes?
Cinderella without a crown?
A circle without being round?
A house without a roof?
A dog without a woof?
A girl without hair?
A cave without a bear?
A cat without fur?
Kittens without a purr?
by Genesis


Can you imagine . . .
Cups without lids?
Farms without pigs?
Beaches without sand?
People without a hand?
Easter without peeps?
Frogs without leaps?
Houses without roofs?
Fruit loops without loops?
Hotels without doors?
A day without stores?
by John


Can you imagine . . .
A hive without honey?
A wallet without money?
A fish without a pond?
A wizard without a wand?
An ant farm without ants?
A person without pants?
A plumber without pipes?
A zebra without stripes?
Nests without birds?
A poem with words?
by Jonathan

Can you imagine . . .
Frogs without jumps?
Camels without humps?
Cars without tires?
People without buyers?
Feet without toes?
Presents without bows?
Bridges without lights?
Stars without nights?
by Joseph


Can you imagine . . .
A day without hair?
A woods without a bear?
An old man without eyes?
A bakery without pies?
A flag without stripes?
A house without pipes?
A garden without rocks?
A toy store without blocks?
A wall without bricks?
A stick puppet without sticks?
by Judah


Can you imagine . . .
Cats without a paw?
Barns without straw?
Books without words?
Cows without herds?
Lunch without cooks?
Fishing without hooks?
Buses without windows?
TVs without shows?
Girls without hair?
Fans without air?
by Julie


Can you imagine . . .
A day without girls?
Hair without curls?
Jails without bars?
Roads without cars?
People without a house?
A hole without a mouse?
A shovel without a dig?
A farm without a pig?
A car without a steering wheel?
A plate without a meal?
by Kaitlyn


Can you imagine . . .
Pie without cherries?
A bush without berries?
Chips without a bag?
A person without a leg?
Chocolate without milk?
A pillow without silk?
A band without a drum?
A giant without a fee-fi-fo-fum?
A shirt without fabric?
A wizard without magic?
by Luka


Can you imagine . . .
A farm without a pig?
A costume without a wig?
A hamburger without a bun?
A day without fun?
A school without teachers?
Football stadiums without bleachers?
A person without looks?
Dr. Seuss without books?
A calendar without a Wednesday?
A boy without a fun day?
by Max


Can you imagine . . .
A wizard without magic?
A shirt without fabric?
A pig without a tail?
Honey without a pail?
Dr. Seuss books without rhymes?
Bells without chimes?
A snowman without ice?
Gingerbread without spice?
Cities without men?
Twenty without ten?
by McKenzie


Can you imagine . . .
A school without teachers?
A game without bleachers?
A city without a cat?
Gymnastics without a mat?
A house without a chair?
A girl without hair?
A dog without teeth?
Police without a chief?
A story without an end?
Me without a friend?
by Miranda


Can you imagine . . .
A person without a name?
Windows without a pane?
A sea without sharks?
A school without parks?
Restaurants without tips?
Lunches without chips?
A boy without I Spy?
A suit without a tie?
Zero the Hero without Super Dog?
An island without a Skog?
by Nicholas


Can you imagine . . .
A dog without fur?
A cat without a purr?
A bunny without ears?
A bathroom without mirrors?
A duck without a feather?
The sky without the weather?
A forest without trees?
A hive without bees?
An anchor without hooks?
A library without books?
by Sydney


Can you imagine . . .
Farms without pigs?
George Washington without a wig?
Pigs without tails?
Water without pails?
Fish without water?
A pond without an otter?
A dog without ears?
A parade without cheers?
Tigers without noses?
Gardens without roses?
by Timothy


Can you imagine . . .
Winter without a blizzard?
Fairytales without a wizard?
A job without a bid?
A jar without a lid?
A cat without a tail?
A board without a nail?
A bear without hair?
A house without a chair?
Monkey bars without bars?
Constellations without stars?
by Tyler

Can you imagine . . .
A flag without stars?
Space without Mars?
A day without sun?
PE without fun?
Soup without a spoon?
Night without a moon?
A day without rain?
Thinking without a brain?
Jars without lids?
School without kids?
by Ms. Filers' Room 105 Poets

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I Am From . . . Poems

We are from Little Cedars Elementary in Snohomish, Washington.
From noble cedar trees and Wolverines.
From great times in PE, Library, and Music.
From learning with SmartBoards, document cameras, and computers.
From students who have a great time learning and get really smart.
From teachers who have fun teaching.
From great school workers who take good care of us and our school.
From computers, choice time, reading, art, math, “sparkle,” writing workshop, science kits, poetry, social studies, Morning Meeting, phonics, calendar, nutritious snacks and lunches, and 3 recesses almost every day.
From WATCH DOGS (Dads of Great Students) who help kids and teachers with projects and recess.
From two sky bridges built between our buildings
That we travel as we move from place to place
Connecting us to each other in one big learning family.
by Ms. Filer's Amazing 1st Grade Poets
in Room 105
2008



I am from vegetables and chocolate cakes.
I am from playing video games and from writing stories.
I am from playing catch with my friends and skiing in the snowy mountains.
I am from Jackson Hole or Whistler on vacations.
I am from Microsoft.
I am from Washington
From snowy mountains
Where I like to ski.
by Anaïs


I am from chicken and cookies.
I am from playing video games, reading, math, and phonics.
I am from swimming at the club.
I am from the Seattle Center on vacations.
I am from lawyers and answering the phones.
I am from Washington
From deep blue lakes
Where I like to go waterskiing.
by Austin


I am from ice cream and hamburgers.
I am from video games, computer games, and KidPix.
I am from playing basketball and hitting home runs.
I am from Kauai and Disneyland on vacations.
I am from a nurse and a road builder.
I am from Washington
From snowy mountains
Where I like to go snowboarding.
by Bradford


I am from potatoes and carrots.
I am from jumping rope and creating my math.
I am from playing soccer, gymnastics, riding bikes, and swinging on the bars.
I am from teachers.
I am from my mom and dad.
I am from myself.
I am from Washington
From Little Cedars Elementary
Where I like to do PE and Music.
by Cassie


I am from chicken pot pies and chicken dumplings.
I am from playing Wii at home and doing poetry and reading at school.
I am from gymnastics and swinging upside down, from playing the piano, and from dancing.
I am from Texas and Oklahoma on vacations.
I am from keeping me healthy and being a doctor.
I am from Washington
From frozen arenas
Where I like to ice skate.
by Christina


I am from apples and chocolate.
I am from playing with my brother and from drawing with KidPix on the computer.
I am from riding my bike.
I am from New York for vacations.
I am from stores and from saving money.
I am from Washington
From green grassy parks
Where I like to play on the slides.
by Danielle


I am from ice cream and vanilla cake.
I am from playing with my dad and from drawing things with KidPix.
I am from playing basketball and getting shots in the hoop.
I am from California on vacations.
I am from cooking and going to work.
I am from Washington
From the ice arenas
Where I like to skate.
by Eli


I am from pizza and fish.
I am from playing with my dogs and from reading.
I am from Cabo San Lucas on vacations.
I am from pastors who teach me about the Bible.
I am from Washington
From an old broken down car in my woods
Where I like to play.
by Elijah


I am from oranges and pancakes.
I am from petting my dog and from reading.
I am from coloring pictures and eating.
I am from Boston on vacations.
I am from Sylvania and Phillips.
I am from Washington
From green grassy parks
Where I like to play on the swings.
by Emily


I am from ice cream and spaghetti.
I am from playing with my friends and from going to recess.
I am from playing 4-square and Mommy and Baby.
I am from the mountains on vacations.
I am from house cleaners who do a wonderful job.
I am from Washington
From the fresh air
Where I like to play with my brother.
by Genesis


I am from ice cream and pizza.
I am from playing X-box and from reading with my book box.
I am from playing Monopoly and from playing hockey.
I am from Lego Land on vacations.
I am from an airline attendant and from an office worker.
I am from Washington
From Steven’s Pass
Where I like to ski.
by John


I am from fruit and Oreos.
I am from petting my dog.
I am from art and from writing.
I am from reading and books.
I am from Oregon and from the ocean on vacations.
I am from teachers, Country Clubs, and AT&T people.
I am from places in Washington
Like Birch Bay, Discovery Bay, and the Seattle Center
Where we like to go exploring.
by Jonathan


I am from Rice Crispy Treats and spaghetti.
I am from playing video games and from doing choice time.
I am from playing soccer for my team.
I am from Disney World on vacation.
I am from pastors who teach me about the Bible.
I am from Washington
From the gym at Little Cedars
Where I like to play basketball.
by Judah


I am from chocolate and ice cream.
I am from playing with my dog and from drawing with KidPix on the computer.
I am from playing soccer and T-ball.
I am from Florida on vacations.
I am from making green boards that go into toys.
I am from Washington
From green, grassy parks
Where I like to play with my friends.
by Kaitlyn


I am from chocolate and spicy food.
I am from petting dogs and from eating ice cream.
I am from playing football, playing music on my keyboard, and playing indoor soccer.
I am from Hawaii and Disneyland for vacations.
I am from my dad who works for money so we can keep the house and the TV.
I am from my mom who works on the computer for hours for school.
I am from Washington
From the park up the hill
Where I like to play with my friends.
by Luka


I am from ice cream and pizza.
I am from reading and math.
I am from playing soccer at games and going golfing at the driving range.
I am from Hawaii on vacations.
I am from Mettler Toledo.
I am from Washington
From green grassy parks
Where I like to play on the play equipment.
by Max


I am from pizza and no bake cookies.
I am from playing with puppies and from playing games in PE.
I am from playing at school with my neighbors.
I am from Lake Chelan and Hawaii for vacations.
I am from a stay-at-home mom and from helping my dad to save other people.
I am from Washington
From swimming in the deep sea
Where I like to play at the beach.
by McKenzie


I am from mini delights and coffee bread.
I am from playing on Webkinz and from reading.
I am from playing on the bars in gymnastics.
I am from the beach and from Colorado on vacations.
I am from making landing gear for planes.
I am from Washington.
From the Everett Shopping Mall
Where I like to buy clothes.
by Miranda


I am from ice cream and chocolate.
I am from writing and from reading.
I am from playing baseball at the park.
I am from Mexico and Hawaii on vacations.
I am from builders and from cooking.
I am from Washington
From the icy mountains
Where I like to go inner-tubing.
by Nicholas


I am from chicken nuggets and sushi.
I am from playing Webkinz and Wii and from drawing on the computer with KidPix.
I am from rollerblading and playing soccer.
I am from Disneyworld and Disneyland on vacations.
I am from in an office and at home.
I am from Washington
From green grassy parks
Where I like to play on the monkey bars.
by Sydney


I am from seafood and chocolate ice cream.
I am from riding bikes and from reading books.
I am from playing football.
I am from the beach on vacations.
I am from a loving family.
I am from Washington
From a big, huge church with lots of people
Where I like to pray.
by Timothy


I am from ice cream and calamari.
I am from playing with my hamster and from reading.
I am from snowboarding at Stevens Pass.
I am from Las Vegas on vacations.
I am from construction and from sitting at a desk.
I am from Washington
From snowy white mountains
Where I like to snowboard.
by Tyler


I am from spaghetti and chocolate milk.
I am from jumping on my trampoline and from drawing with KidPix on the computer.
I am from playing hide and seek.
I am from Mexico and California on vacations.
I am from hard workers.
I am from Washington
From my neighbor’s backyard
Where I like to play tetherball.
by Yuriana


I am from seafood and Starbucks.
I am from planting flowers and from teaching amazing 1st graders.
I am from walking the Centennial Trail while listening to my iPod or chatting with friends.
I am from our cabin at McKee's Beach and from Italy on vacations.
I am from politicians, teachers, and Wonder Bread.
I am from Washington
From tree-lined fairways
Where I like to golf.
by Ms. Filer

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