Having read my #poems in journals, my grandkids want to be published too.
TWO KITTENS
By Eden A. S. (Age 5 ½)
Mrs. Bitten was a kitten.
She had two kittens.
Two good kittens.
GAMES AND PUZZLES
By Eden A. S. (Age 5 ½)
I have a lot of games and puzzles.
At playtime I don’t know what to do.
THE WIG
By Jacen W. S. (Age 8 ½)
Once there was a pig with a wig.
The pig didn’t like the wig. So the pig gave the wig
to the boy Jig. The wig was too big for Jig.
Jig gave the wig back to pig.
MYSTERY ADVENTURE
By Rebecca Z. S. (Age 11)
It was summer vacation and Kate and her family were at Cape Cod. Every morning Kate would walk to the beach, which was very close by the hotel the family was staying in, and explore all the mini islands, boulders, crevices, crabs and shells. One morning when Kate was walking to the beach, something in a tree caught her eye. There was something waving inside the tall oak. Kate ran over and climbed up as fast as she could. When she got to the top she grabbed the mysterious object and realized it was a piece of paper. She read it and it said “Search the island of shells to the tallest boulder. The little tunnel will lead straight to a cave where the thing you desire is.” Kate knew where the “island of shells” or Shell Island was. She had gone there with her family before. Kate took the paper and got her kayak and swiftly paddled over to the close, little island that was shaped like a shell. She started climbing over boulders until she got to the tallest. She marveled it for a moment and crawled through the dank little tunnel, and was blinded momentarily by the bright light of the cave. Suddenly she saw it, her lost watch, the one she lost when hiking with her family right near the tall rock. “Thank you mystery person,” Kate said, “Mother will be so happy.”
THE FLOWER IN MY GARDEN
By Eden A. S. (Age 5 ½)
I had a mysterious flower in my garden. It looked a little like a mushroom and it looked pleasant.
December 31, 2015 @ 8:18 am
Your grandchildren have a wonderful role model.
December 31, 2015 @ 8:20 am
Your children have a wonderful role model.
January 27, 2016 @ 11:53 pm
So cute that Eden has her own little book called “poems” and she writes rhyming words in them.
January 1, 2016 @ 11:18 am
Incredible! All of them!!!!
January 5, 2016 @ 9:11 pm
Oh, thank you. It was so cute. They thought publishing on my blog would make them famous. Love, Rochelle