Haley



Fall I knew fall was coming because… On Sunday I saw pretty colorful trees. On Monday I saw people carving Halloween pumpkins. On Tuesday I saw people in Halloween costumes. On Wednesday I saw owls making sounds at night. On Thursday I saw black cats on my step. On Friday I saw birds flying south for the winter. On Saturday I saw people going apple picking. I told you fall was coming! By Haley

My Food Monster Hair like juicy carrots eyes like crunchy sunflower seeds nose like cut up peaches mouth like red watermelon a neck as round as an orange a body shaped like a pumpkin pie arms shaped like grapes hands like taco shells legs like shiny red apples and feet like big yellow bananas

By Haley

media type="file" key="fall poetry hm.mov" Fall Poetry Reading

Thanksgiving Turkey named Fred Hot pumpkin pie with whipped cream Always play Clue-nana cheats Nana Anderson comes to visit Kisses from everybody Smooth cranberries Grateful for yummy food I play with Uncle Jeff Very good stuffing I have cousins come over Nice hot tomato soup Gravy on my mashed potatoes By Haley

I Like the Colors of Christmas

I like the colors of Christmas, Red is the color of the candy canes Green is the color of the beautiful tree White is the color of the stripes on the candy cane Blue is the color of the ornaments Silver is the color of the star on the top of the tree

By Haley 12/08

Who What Where When Why Poem

The green hippopotamus with white stripes went swimming in the pond in Western Colorado when he was one year old because he was waiting for some ice cream. media type="file" key="haleywinter.mov" By Haley

A Good Friend

swims with you plays Wii with you laughs with you encourages you plays checkers with you makes you feel happy shares with you and never, never, never, says bad words to you

By Haley

Hello Spring Poem Good-bye, snowman Good-bye, sledding Good-bye, winter. Spring’s ahead!

Good-bye, icicles Good-bye, cave-ins and snow forts Good-bye, winter. Spring, hello!

Hello, bike riding Hello, swimming Good-bye winter. Spring’s in sight!

Hello, swings Hello, picnics Good-bye winter Spring’s in sight!

by Haley

The Manatee

The big fat manatee ate tasty sea grass in the warm tropical waters at midday because he wanted to be safe from boaters.

By Haley



Mother by the Numbers

One hour of laundry Two trips to the pool Three lovely kids Four mouths to feed, mostly Matt Five people in the family Six meals to cook Seven trips to the grocery store to get milk Eight chores to do Nine stories to read Ten million hours of loving me Then she does it all over again!

By Haley

=Things I know about the weather = = = Weather is made of clouds, visibility, sunshine, temperature, precipitation, wind force, wind direction

 The three different types of clouds I learned about were cirrus, stratus, and cumulus. Cirrus clouds are high thin clouds. Stratus clouds are low clouds that cover the whole sky and Cumulus clouds look like cauliflower.