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Friday, August 4, 2017

Limerick Poem With Whaea Shirley


                                                                         Yesterday with Shirley, we were learning about poems named limericks. Shirley gave us two examples of her very own and we made up our own. Then we made two lines. Then we made two more lines. Then we made one more line. My poem was named Clarence the rugby ball here it is


                            There once was a rugby ball named Clarence
                             He's never had trouble with balance
                             He flew through the air
                             Between the goalposts near
                             No one was more proud than his parents

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