Weather Poems

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  1. Ella says:

    This is a poem I found on Google:

    Piles of snow beneath my boots
    chilly winds blowing everywhere
    snow keeps mounting on the posts
    on the windows and on the roads
    shovels outside,
    soups inside
    hot and rich,
    chicken and corn
    coming back from all the work
    this is what I look for
    the warm chestnuts,
    the cracking fire
    this is my winter warmth

    Source: http://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poem/winter-warmth#ixzz3POAwQzoo

  2. The Parry Boys says:

    Mummy read a few poems to us but we chose Dipsy Dropsy buy Leanne Guenther

    Dripsy, dropsy
    Pitter, patter
    Falling to the ground.

    Fast then slow
    Until it stops
    Oh what a welcome sound!

    We liked it because it has lots of rain sounds in it.

  3. Tommy says:

    I found this poem on the Internet about the weather:

    Raindrops are such funny things.
    They haven’t feet or haven’t wings.
    Yet they sail throughout the air,
    With the greatest of ease,
    And dance on the street,
    Wherever they please.

  4. Joel says:

    Joel has really enjoyed doing the poem at school and has found this one:
    It’s misty, it’s foggy,
    And outside’s really soggy.
    If I don’t move,
    And eat some food,
    I’ll end up faint and groggy

    Joel’s Weather Poem:
    rain rain rain
    what a pain
    I wish it would go
    So we could have snow
    That’s much more fun
    Then please some sun.
    joel kavanagh

  5. Jamie Board says:

    Me and mummy looked on the internet at weather poems, we both liked this one

    FALL

    When the leaves
    Are on the ground
    Instead off on the tress
    I like to make
    A pile of them
    Way up to my knees

  6. Mrs Rooke says:

    The poem I like is about a snowman by Shirley Brand

    I made a fine big snowman
    Beside our garden wall,
    When I came back from dinner
    He hadn’t moved at all.
    But when it came to tea time,
    The sun came out to play,
    And my fat and jolly snowman
    Melted right away

  7. Meira says:

    This is a poem I really liked while me and a mummy were searching the internet about poems on wind.
    It’s written by Alan Alrxander Milne

    Wind on the Hill:

    No one can tell me
    Nobody knows
    Where the wind comes from
    Where the wind goes

    It’s flying from somewhere
    As fast as it can
    I couldn’t keep up with it
    Not if I ran

  8. madison aprile says:

    Snowball
    by Shel Silverstein

    I made myself a snow ball as perfect as could be.
    I thought I’d keep it as a pet and let it sleep with me.
    I made it some pajamas and a pillow for its head.
    Then, last night it ran away.
    But first — it wet the bed.

  9. Khai Nguyen says:

    I like looking for poems and reading what my friends have written.
    I have chosen this one.

    Little Raindrops

    This is the sun, high up in the sky.
    A dark cloud suddenly comes sailing by.
    These are the raindrops,
    Pitter, pattering down.
    Watering the flower seeds
    That grow under the ground.

  10. Nathan says:

    Nathan liked lots of the poems we found but this was his favourite.

    Splashes on the footpath
    Dribbles down the drain
    Trickles pretty patterns on the window pane

    Soaks all the garden
    Washes every tree
    Fills up ponds and rivers and
    Splatters on the sea

    Pours on every picnic
    Spoils a barbecue
    Drenches all our washing and
    Wets me through and through

    This is Nathan’s poem:

    Sunshine is the best
    No need to wear a vest!
    I also like the snow
    On my sledge, watch me go!
    Rain can be fun too
    Lots of puddles, woo hoo!

  11. Red Dwyer says:

    This is a poem that Red has made up himself:

    The wind is blowing,
    The trees are leaving.
    The clouds are blowing.
    The wind is trying its hardest to blow the trees to another place.
    The sun is shining the rain is pouring.
    The rain goes down to wet the flowers.
    The rainbow comes out when the sun is shining, the rain is pouring.
    The clouds are whining.
    I don’t know why the clouds are whining.
    It is because it is too far for them to go.
    The snow is twirling, it is cold. The sun disappears behind the snow.
    It is too cold for them today.

  12. Thom says:

    This is my poem:
    I like playing in the sun,
    because it is so much fun.
    When the snow falls,
    I like to throw snowballs.
    A cloud can be fluffy,
    it looks nice and puffy.
    When there is a rainbow,
    it makes me glow.

    thom

  13. Aidan says:

    Aidan found this poem on google and really liked it.

    Cloud

    What is fluffy ?
    What is white?
    What can you see when skies are bright ?
    What can float ?
    What brings rain ?
    What may be higher than a bird or plane ?
    Say it out loud
    CLOUD !

  14. kai says:

    I built a snowman the sun came out then my snowman melted

  15. Euan says:

    Euan made this poem up (with a little bit of help)

    I have seen leaves falling off the trees
    Flying and floating through the breeze
    Thats when I know that autumn on its way
    fireworks, bonfires and colder days.

  16. Imogen says:

    Imogen chose this poem from google and really liked it:

    “Under My Umbrella” by Jaymie Gerard

    Under my umbrella
    I like to feel the drops
    Of rain – its happy tapping
    Of pitter-patter plops

    Under my umbrella
    I like to feel a dash
    Of water as it hits the ground
    And rises with a splash

    Under my umbrella
    I like to stay all dry
    And enjoy the rainy weather
    As it falls down from the sky

    Imogen’s poem:
    I like the snowy weather
    The snowflakes fall as light as a feather
    I throw snowballs with my friends
    But when the sun comes out our snowy game ends

  17. Sophie Allberry says:

    This is the poem that Sophie made up about the weather:

    Here comes the thunder storm,
    But I went outside,
    Then the lightening came
    And electrocuted me!

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