Today we created nonsense poems about space. We used our spelling word as adjectives to describe the noun. After reading the ‘Jabberwocky’ last week we realised that nonsense words can sometimes sound like real words. So we have used real words to create nonsense poems. Here are a few examples:
Moon, moon, moon!
Dry, try, cry moon!
Mine, lime, ride moon!
Right, cry, dry moon!
Moon, moon, moon!
by Owen
Stars, stars, stars!
By, my, five stars!
Fly, like, time stars!
Cry, my, five stars!
Stars, stars, stars!
by Keenan
Meteors, meteors, meteors!
Right, light, nine meteors!
Like, fine, find meteors!
While, time, ride meteors!
Meteors, meteors, meteors!
By Peyton
Planets, planets, planets!
I’m, dried, writing planets!
Fine, nine, tiny planets!
Kind, white, trying planets!
Planets, planets, planets!
By Ellen
Rock, rock, rock!
Sky, die, cries rock!
Trying, buy, writing rock!
Fight, night, riding rock!
Rock, rock, rock!
by Ryley
Loved your poems Room 4. We just recently saw the Cosmic Collisions show at SciTech and your amazing poems made me think of all those wonderful things in our skies. Great work! 🙂