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Wind Poems
The Wind Hang onto your hat Whoever you are Or the wild March wind Will blow it far.
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Winter Poems
Snowy Morning Every where I walk and go. I leave my step-marks In the snow.
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Robin Poems
Rosie Red Robin Came calling today She perched on the lilac And had much to say. Mr. Robin His breast is red His eyes are black Mr. Robin says That Spring is back.
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Leap Day
Leap Day Poem February has 28 days Except when leap year falls Then we have 29 days But it’s still the shortest Month of all Leap Day Math Use math to understand why a leap day is inserted into our … [continue reading]
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American Flag Poems
Flag I love the flag It flies so high It almost seems To touch the sky. I love my flag With colors true, Long may it wave Red, White, and Blue.
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George Washington Poems
George Washington I cannot tell a lie sir I’m sorry as can be. It was with my little hatchet I chopped down the cherry tree.
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Abraham Lincoln Songs & Poems
Abraham Lincoln born February 12, 1809 Abe Lincoln by Betty Anderson [verse 1] Lincoln lived in Illinois Then went to Washington The people made him president in 1861. [chorus] Lincoln, Lincoln Abraham Lincoln Lincoln, Lincoln Abraham Lincoln [verse 2] Lincoln … [continue reading]
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Easter Poems
Here are some Easter poems that you can easily add your own fingerplay and movements to. Mr. Rabbit has a habit That is very plain to see. He wrinkles up and crinkles up His little nose at me. Our rabbits … [continue reading]
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About Testing For Reading Level
I have not tested my kid (she’s 7). I did buy a book from McGraw Hill Spectrum Test Prep, Grade 1. The cover says: Practice for State Tests and Proficiency Tests, test-taking strategies and techniques, actual test questions in … [continue reading]
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Deal of the Day
We stopped in the resale shop today and my dd came across the handheld games. They were inexpensive so I bought her one. This game is really neat. It’s called Wordhunt (by Radica). It has different timed and 1 … [continue reading]
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