Alisha Dolberry December Author- Jean Jackson Title- 5 Little Reindeer
5 little reindeer playing in the snow. The 1st one said, “Can you see my nose glow?” The 2nd one said, “Listen to me sing.” The 3rd one said, “I can hear the bells ring.” The 4th one said, “let’s eat the pie.” The 5th one said, “I’m ready to fly!” Then clomp went their hoofs And the snow fell white As the five little reindeer flew out of sight.
Gingerbread children Stand in a row-- Very good children Always, you know. They never will jump Or kick and leap. Or start to cry when It’s time to sleep. They never run off Or look around. And no one has heard Them make a sound. Gingerbread children Are fine to meet; But, much better still; They’re good to eat.
“Snow Day” by Caryn Yacowitz It happened while we were all asleep, Snow had fallen – six feet deep. The temperature was ten below. All the roads were blocked with snow. “No school today,” the radio said. “Stay at home in your cozy bed.” So I quickly dressed And jumped on my sled.
The sky is dark and the ground is white. The world is peaceful on this wintry night. No one around, not a sound to be heard. Not a laugh, not a car, not even a bird. For a moment, it’s just the snow and me. I smile inside. I feel so free.
With a click and a clack And a great big pack Down through the chimney, Pretty nimbly Somebody comes on Christmas eve! If we are real nice And as still as mice If we never peep And are sound asleep He'll fill our stockings I do believe! And when we arise Next day our eyes Will grow big to see How perfectly He knew what we all wished to receive!
Alisha Dolberry
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Author- Jean Jackson
Title- 5 Little Reindeer
5 little reindeer playing in the snow.
The 1st one said, “Can you see my nose glow?”
The 2nd one said, “Listen to me sing.”
The 3rd one said, “I can hear the bells ring.”
The 4th one said, “let’s eat the pie.”
The 5th one said, “I’m ready to fly!”
Then clomp went their hoofs
And the snow fell white
As the five little reindeer flew out of sight.
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ReplyDeleteDecember For Many Things!
By: Lenore Hetrick
December! For snow!
December! For fun!
And also December
To play and to run.
Up the high hills
All shining with snow!
Down on our sleds
How swiftly we’ll go!
December! For shouting!
December! For joy!
It’s a month that is perfect
For each girl and boy.
Snow Kisses
ReplyDeleteBy Barbara Vance
If you go out when it's snowing
And look up at the sky,
You'll feel lots of icy kisses
As the snowflakes flutter by.
Keshia Williams
ReplyDeleteGingerbread Children
by Ilo Orleans
Gingerbread children
Stand in a row--
Very good children
Always, you know.
They never will jump
Or kick and leap.
Or start to cry when
It’s time to sleep.
They never run off
Or look around.
And no one has heard
Them make a sound.
Gingerbread children
Are fine to meet;
But, much better still;
They’re good to eat.
“Snow Day” by Caryn Yacowitz
ReplyDeleteIt happened while we were all asleep,
Snow had fallen – six feet deep.
The temperature was ten below.
All the roads were blocked with snow.
“No school today,” the radio said.
“Stay at home in your cozy bed.”
So I quickly dressed
And jumped on my sled.
A Wintry Night
ReplyDeleteBy: Lyndsey Kuster
The sky is dark and the ground is white.
The world is peaceful on this wintry night.
No one around, not a sound to be heard.
Not a laugh, not a car, not even a bird.
For a moment, it’s just the snow and me.
I smile inside.
I feel so free.
April Davis
ReplyDeleteSanta Claus's Visit
By: Susie M. Best
With a click and a clack
And a great big pack
Down through the chimney,
Pretty nimbly
Somebody comes on Christmas eve!
If we are real nice
And as still as mice
If we never peep
And are sound asleep
He'll fill our stockings I do believe!
And when we arise
Next day our eyes
Will grow big to see
How perfectly
He knew what we all wished to receive!