November Poetry Contest Winners

A big congratulations to everyone who participated in the November poetry contest, sponsored by Mrs. Robb!

2nd Grade Winners

Turkeys by Olive

Turkeys gobbling.
Seeing leaves fall
Getting corn 
And that is great!
Her and he are having fun.
Here to say Thanksgiving is great!

Snowy Days (Acrostic Poem) by Maddie

S-Shivering
N-Nippy
O-Overcoat
W-Winter
Y-Yuletide

D-Deep snow
A-Arctic
Y-Yarn
S-Sweater

3rd Grade Winners

Thanksgiving by Elizabeth

Thanksgiving is here
Family members sitting around eating
All celebrating everywhere
Pumpkins, turkey, squirrels
Leaves turning yellow, orange and brown.
A large breeze comes.
Being happy playing with a friend.
On Thanksgiving day is all about family!
Lots of flowers in different colors.
Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday.

I Love Fall! by River

Fall is the time of year for fun.
Games and laughterful cheers.
It's not too hot and it’s not too cold.
Fall truly is the best time of all.
Leaves are falling and trees are dying.
It still doesn’t get too cold for me. 
But when the time finally comes it’s winter time,
But the snow is cold!

4th Grade Winners

End of Year by Nolan

Thanksgiving is here.
Christmas is near.
Almost time to say good-bye to this year.
Welcome to the new year.

My Love of Me! by Scarlett

I’m beautiful
I’m sweet
I’m beautiful
And that’s just me
I’m brave
I’m strong
I’m brave
And I don’t think I’m wrong

5th Grade Winners

Thanksgiving Acrostic Poem by Kelsey

T-Thanksgiving, oh Thanksgiving!
H-How amazing you are
A-A Holiday where there’s joy and lots of fun
N-November is a great month, it’s full of love
K-Kids having fun, playing games all day
S-Sorry,Twister, and Monopoly
G-Games that we shall play
I-In the house we go, after we play outside
V-Very good food we’re thankful for
I-Impatiently awaiting for the desserts
N-Next comes the Christmas season
G-Giving gifts, getting gifts and so much more.

Christmas Morning by Carissa

Bright lights chiming on the tree
Leaves dancing in the frosty air
Presents wrapped under the tree
The unbearable excitement to open them
All the crinkling Christmas wrapping paper while opening them.
Warm smell of eggs and bacon on the stove
Your stomach grumbling of hunger
Then you smell the leftover cookie bites Santa didn’t eat
The fresh smell of the christmas tree
While ornaments are swinging and clacking together.