As promised, below are some poems and resources to help you reach your goal to give your Full 180 to America SCORES Seattle by taking the 60-60-60 Challenge to read 60 poems for National Poetry Month, to walk 60 miles for yourself, and to raise 60 dollars for America SCORES Seattle!
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Today’s poems are a series of ABC poems written during our Fall 2011 season by teammates at Maple Elementary School:
Animals
(an A, B, C poem)
By Vi
T.
Animals are
awesome
Birds can
fly in the sky
Cats can be
big or small
Deer are
cute and quiet
Every animal
is cool walking in the grass
Falcons can
be scary making sounds in the sky
Get everyone
happy because animals are cute
Fruits
(an A, B, C Poem)
By
Valeria G.
Apples are
sweet
Berries are
delicious
Cumquats are
juicy
Delicious
strawberries are sweet and juicy
Excellent
star fruit shaped like a star
Famous
fruits are everywhere!!!
A, B,
C Poem
By Jenny
W.
Air is
everywhere, makes the sound “whoosh”.
Banana trees
sway from side to side.
Cars in the
freeway go fast! Vroom!
Different
people fly kits in the sky.
It is a
beautiful windy day today! Wooo!
Did you know there’s an app for Poetry? POETRY from the Poetry Foundation App Nominated for WebbyAward.
Today's video is from SCORES Board Member and longtime Coach, Mr. Stevenson. He recites from memory the Andrew Barton "Banjo" Paterson poem, "Clancy of the Overflow" and invites you to join him in celebrating National Poetry Month by giving your Full 180 to America SCORES Seattle!
Suggested Hike/Walk
Genesee Park, S Genesee St and Return, car park (1 mile)
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