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This week we would like you to spend the week exploring lots of different poems. We have attached lots of poems below for you to enjoy. See if you have any at home. You may then like to do any of the following:

Write your own poem based on one you have read
Look for rhyming words and challenge yourself to find more
Act out the poems that you read and perform them to your grown ups (see if you can learn one off by heart. Use actions to help you remember).
Create a text map of your poem

This week is all about enjoying poetry in a relaxing way!

t-l-51787-friends-by-abbie-farwell-brown-poem-print-out.pdf
t-l-51788-the-fisherman-by-abbie-farwell-brown-poem-print-out.pdf
t-l-51790-my-shadow-by-robert-louis-stevenson-poem-print-out.pdf
t-l-51792-the-wind-by-christina-rossetti-poem-print-out.pdf
t-l-51794-the-star-by-jane-taylor-poem-print-out.pdf
t-l-51796-at-the-zoo-by-william-makepeace-thackeray-print-out.pdf
t-l-51798-an-alphabet-by-edward-lear-poem-print-out.pdf
t-l-51800-bed-in-summer-by-robert-louis-stevenson-poem-print-out.pdf
t-l-51802-the-caterpillar-by-christina-rossetti-poem-print-out.pdf
t-l-51805-the-cow-by-robert-louis-stevenson-print-out.pdf
t-l-51806-what-is-pink-by-christina-rossetti-poem-print-out.pdf

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