K.C.



Fall I knew fall was coming because… On Sunday I saw leaves falling to the ground. On Monday I saw birds flying south. On Tuesday I saw jack-o’-lanterns. On Wednesday I saw people in their costumes. On Thursday I saw Halloween candy in buckets. On Friday I saw leaves falling from trees. On Saturday I saw pumpkins on people’s porches. I told you fall was coming! By K.C

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My Food Monster

hair like drippy yogurt eyes like two shiny red apples a nose like a small green grape a mouth like a yellow banana ears like hamburgers a neck like a chicken wing a body shaped like wheat bread arms like corn on the cob legs like gooey peanut butter and feet like brown muffins

By K.C.

Thanksgiving Terrific family Hot juicy turkey Awesome pumpkin pie with whipped cream November is my favorite month K. C.’s favorite holiday Sweet mashed potatoes Great big party Ice cream pie with chocolate chips Very beautiful leaves I go to Nanny’s house Nice cool weather Good food everywhere By K.C.

I like the Colors of Christmas

I like the colors of Christmas The golden sleigh bells ringing Red is the color of Santa’s suit Green is the color of the elf’s suits White is the color of Santa’s fluffy beard The rainbow colors of wrapping paper I like the colors of Christmas

By K.C. 12/08

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A baby kitten danced the tango in the car at 12:00 midnight because we wanted to be a famous dancer.

By K.C.

A Good Friend

plays with you helps you when you are hurt plays video games with you hangs out with you listens to you makes you feel better when you are sad shares toys with you and never, never, never, makes fun of you

By K.C.

Hello Spring Poem

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

Good-bye, sleds Good-bye, snow Good-bye, winter. Spring, hello!

Hello, 50 degrees Hello, birds Good-bye winter. Spring’s in sight!

Hello, puddles Hello, fishing Good-bye winter. Spring’s in sight!

By K.C.

The Octopus

The eight-legged octopus ate lots of shellfish in the dark deep, deep ocean at 1:00 AM because he was starving.

By K.C.

Mother by the Numbers

One thousand hugs a day Two trips to nannie’s house Three meals a day Four hours of work Five cold lunches to pack Six loads of laundry Seven clothes to fold Eight trays of cookies a week Nine dishes to wash Ten million kisses a day Then she does it all over again!

By K.C.

=Things I know about the weather = = = Weather is made of wind, precipitation, temperature, sunshine, and clouds.

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