Year 1 and 2 Poetry: The Sea
Year 1 and 2 were set a poetry homework challenge. They read a poem based on a wave and then had to have a go at creating their own. Here are some examples.
“Waves Across the Shore
When I splash in the ocean I make waves,
Big ones, small ones, all around the world they twirl.
Blue,green and turquoise they splash upon the beaches
With sparkly rolling edges.
On a stormy day, they grow and grow
Bigger and darker and dangerous
Grey and black they crash into the shore
They are not safe anymore.
I like the waves best of all
When they are flat and warm and swimmable
I can get inside them and feel comfortable
Surrounded by their wet hug. ”
“Sea sea beautiful sea.
Sea sea beautiful briny sea.
Sea sea beautiful briny crashing sea and waves.
Sea sea beautiful briny crashing thundering waves.
Sea sea beautiful briny crashing thundering salty waves.
Sea sea beautiful briny crashing thundering salty rolling waves.
Sea sea beautiful briny crashing thundering salty rolling spraying waves.
Sea sea beautiful briny crashing thundering salty rolling spraying rapped waves.
Sea sea beautiful briny crashing thundering salty rolling spraying rapped wild waves.
Sea sea beautiful briny crashing thundering salty rolling spraying rapped wild powerful waves.
Sea sea beautiful briny crashing thundering salty rolling spraying rapped wild powerful pushing waves.”
“The waves are as blue as the sky on a sunny day.
The waves are loud.
As the waves drop it looks like a bubble bath.”
“The waves are soft like a teddy bear.
The waves are as beautiful as a flower.
They splash onto the gold sand.”
“Waves can be big,
Waves can be small
Waves do a jig,
They always fall.
When big waves crash down,
It makes a huge sound
On to the sea and fish below,
Splashing water all around.
Dolphins love to ride the waves
Next to passing ships.
In the underwater caves,
On to the rocks the octopus grips.”
“Big Waves, small waves, every kind of wave,
ginormous waves and icy waves
That makes you shiver to the bones.
Salty waves and frothy waves,
That sting when they go in your eyes,
Crashing waves and splashing waves,
Of every shape and size. ”
“Huge waves
Splash down.
Little waves,
Near the sand.
Following me,
Caught me.
Now I have wet cold toes. ”