Kindergarten Wishes

In Kindergarten today, we talked about wishes and imagining the things we would love to see happen. The kids drew amazing pictures of their wishes and each student wrote a line of our combined class poem. (As it turns out, a lot of us really like cake and ice cream!)

Our Wishes

I wish for a big house to dance with my friend with loud volume.

I wish I could fly in a big airplane.

I wish I could have a Mickey Mouse cake.

I wish I had one big house.

I wish I could eat my ice cream.

I wish I had a huge water.

I wish I could eat ice cream cake.

I wish for love.

I wish for a big house, a Lamburgini, and a mango.

I wish I had a big cake.

I wish I was a nice monster.

I wish for a school with a teacher.

I wish for a big ice cream.

I wish I could be a nice monster.

I wish for a fast car that drives on the road really fast.

I wish I could go to Disney Land and eat a churro.

I wish for candles on top of a birthday cake.

I wish I could go to Disneyland and hang out with Mickey Mouse.

I wish for a jellyfish.

I wish for a big ice cream.

I wish for a monster house.

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