Say What!?

This week students twisted their tongues as we talked about alliteration. They had to write their own tongue twisters that started with their name.

Each week there will be 3 poems from each class published to our Hands on Stanzas blog, and every student will have an opportunity to see their written work published on our blog in the weeks to come.
Scroll down to enjoy this week’s published poems!

Ms. Tamru

7th Grade

 

Courtney F. 

Coco calmly creates cookies and cakes which are masterpieces that are constantly being copied

Imani (middle name JaNae) 

JaNae is more joyful than jelly on the sandwich while junior jumps with giraffes

Doris 

Doris doesn’t dance while doing dishes but she does do work

 

6th Grade

 

Laila H.

Laila’s fruit lemon licking lime liking money for a dime this is the last time she’s lucky to be alive loving her mother all the time while loving cookies as she’s laughing

Tavion R. 

Taivon took Todd traveling to the train so they can go blame trinity saying that she’s insane.

Jonathan

Jonathan has a jaguar that went to the jurasic world to meet with a Junasaurous and play in the jungle gym in June and July

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