Woodlands Farm
Children's Poetry Competition
Kirton Primary School Winners
Year 2
My sister is like a carrot
My sister is like a carrot
because she is thin.
My brother is like a pineapple
because he has spiky hair.
My dad is like a bull
because he is tough.
My friend is like a carrot
because she likes to eat them.
My mum is like a cabbage
because she is fat.
My brother is like a hare
because he has big ears.
My sister is like a yellow flower
because she likes the colour yellow.
I am like a turkey
because I chatter at home.
Zainab Mohammadi
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Kirton Primary School Poems
- I will put in my magic box...for Phoebe
- By Amber Cooper , Year 2
- I will put in my magic box...
- By Anonymous, Year 2
- My sister is like a carrot
- Zainab Mohammadi, Year 2
- Nicole is like a lamb...
- Amber Cooper, Year 2
- If you are good, if you are bad
- Emilie Hattrell, Year 2
- Acrostic poem
- Matthew Bray, Year 2
- Chocolate, ham, eggs
- Elizabeth Tracey, Year 3
- Squirrel
- Bethany White, Year 3
- Staircase poem
- Lauren Harvey, Year 3
- Bad Bacon
- Josh Pitt, Year 6
- A Carrot
- Oliver Roberts, Year 6
- Sowing
- Danielle Brittain-Keal, Year 6