Libby



Fall I knew fall was coming because… On Sunday I saw people apple picking. On Monday I saw so many colorful leaves. On Tuesday I saw birds flying south. On Wednesday I saw scarecrows in gardens. On Thursday I saw one big pumpkin at the farm. On Friday I saw people wearing warm jackets. On Saturday I saw kids playing at the fair. I told you fall was coming!

By Libby

My Food Monster

hair like slimy spaghetti one eye like a hot potato a nose like a saucy meatball ears like bushy cooked broccoli a very yellow banana mouth a neck like a magnificent meatball a body like a big delicious waffle arms like nice orange crunchy carrots legs like fried chicken fingers like squishy string cheese feet like lots of ripe grapes and toes like buttery pasta

By Libby

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Thanksgiving Tons of people talking Hot cooked carrots A big turkey on the table November is my mom’s birthday Kids everywhere Smooth warm mashed potatoes with lots of gravy Grammy makes great food I love Thanksgiving Very good food I love the feast No more food on my plate Giving thanks By Libby

I Like the Colors of Christmas

I like the colors of Christmas, Red is the color of Rudolph’s nose, Green is the color of the big Christmas tree, Brown is the color of Santa’s cookies, Gold is the color of the star, Blue is the color of ribbon on presents, White is the color of sparkling snow, I like the colors of Christmas. By Libby 12/08 media type="file" key="libbywinter.mov" Who What Where When Why Poem

A tiny blue snail with green polka dots made a sandwich in my teacher’s kitchen when she was baking a cake because she was crazy.

By Libby

A Good Friend

listens to you laughs with you helps you with your homework shares with you cheers you up plays outside with you plays games with you has fun with you And NEVER, NEVER, NEVER leaves you out or lies to you

By Libby

Hello Spring Poem

Good-bye, snowmen Good-bye, icicles Good-bye, winter. Spring’s ahead!

Good-bye, sledding Good-bye, winter clothes Good-bye, winter. Spring, hello!

Hello, bikes Hello, gardening Good-bye winter. Spring’s in sight!

Hello, swimming Hello, bugs Good-bye winter Spring’s in sight!

By: Libby

The Green Sea Turtle

The baby green turtle ate a shiny blue jellyfish in the Atlantic Ocean behind a rock while the tiger sharks were looking for him because he was hungry and wanted a snack.

By Libby Mother by the Numbers

One minute of helping me when I’m hurt Two loads of dishes to wash Three lunches to make Four AWESOME kids Five errands to do Six hours with Andrea Seven jobs to do Eight kids when there’s playdates Nine minutes alone Ten million hugs a day Then she does it all over again!

By Libby

Hi Libby~ I'm glad you are studying the weather. I also didn't know you were this talented at poetry. Keep up the good work! Joe (woburn, ma)

I loved reading your poems and looking at your wikispace. Have a great day! Love, Mom  Hey Libby! I love your page and your poems. Your monster poem is really funny....makes me hungry! Also, one of Hayley's favorite things to learn about are the clouds. She can see a cloud and tell us what kind it is. Caron loves to take pictures of clouds. She takes A LOT of cloud pictures. She loves animals first, but clouds are probably second. Have a great week and we will do our best to check back again and see your page another day. Love always, ~Aunt Rachael (Hickory, North Carolina!!)

Hi Libby, I'm so glad I got to help out at the Holiday workshop. It was a lot of fun! You made some cute crafts. I like to watch the slide shows on the wikispace and your home page. I really like seeing what you have been doing in class. love you tons, Mom

Hey Libby, I liked reading your new poems. They were great! I thought the picture of you and Summer with the smallest snowman was cute. I'm glad you are enjoying school. You are a great student and a wonderful daughter. I love you! Love, Mom

=Things I know about the weather = = = Weather is made of Wind direction, Wind force, Precipitation, Temperature, Sunshine, Visibility, Clouds.

The three different types of clouds I learned about were cirrus, stratus, and cumulus.