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Sky Poems
Sky I’m glad the sky Is painted blue. And the Earth is painted green. With such a lot of nice fresh air All sandwiched in-between!
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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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Spring Poems
Spring time Is garden time; Shovel, hoe, and Rake time. Little Johnny-jump-up said, It must be Spring. I just saw a ladybug And heard a robin sing. When we go skating Down the street We know that Spring Is in … [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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Bird Poems
Little birds sing with their beaks In the apple trees; But little crickets in the grass Are singing with their knees.
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March Poems
March March winds are blowing Sure hope it stops snowing And things start growing.
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September Poems
Golden September September is the golden month The sun still warmly shines. September paints the world glistening gold With a grandeur that’s sublime. Jeweled orchards in the sun- Apples sparkling – jade, ruby, and gold. Feast your eyes on September’s … [continue reading]
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Fall Poems
The Message Little night noises I hear your call Summoning frost Welcoming fall. Little night noises Your message is clear. Summer has left us And autumn is here. by Leland B. Jacobs Goodbye to Fall When all the crops are… [continue reading]
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Valentines Poems
Valentines by Aileen Fisher I gave a hundred Valetines A hundred, did I say? I gave a thousand Valentines one cold and wintry day. I didn’t put my name on them or any other words, because my Valentines were seeds… [continue reading]
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Halloween Poems
Five Little Pumpkins Five little pumpkins, sitting on a gate, (Hold up fingers for pumpkins) The first one said ‘Oh my! It’s getting late!’ The second one said ‘There are witches in the air!’ The third one said ‘But we … [continue reading]
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