Animal Children Poems

These Animal Children poems are examples of Children poems about Animal. These are the best examples of Children Animal poems written by international poets.

Of eleven children he was the first
and from an early age
for research had a thirst
his love of dogs was no surprise
highly regarded
he received the Nobel

© Martin Howard Samuel  

I called to the monkey who wore a pinstriped suit,
Found out the giraffe and hippo are mute.
Saw a man stare at a lemur 'til dark,
Like

© Tracy McBride  

Goldilocks and the three bears, 
The story is a classic. 
But one idea came to mind, 
What if she was made of plastic? 
With lips

© Alannah Dyer  

Creatures of the sea, all beautiful and fair. 
A thought comes to mind, what if they swam in the air? 
Would we swat fish away

© Alannah Dyer  

Did you know that
Flamingos love to tango?
Three steps forward, one side step,
Shake of the hips, they end the prep.
Quick, quick, slow, gracefully slide,
Flamingos dance as

© Alannah Dyer  

Dark red, luscious apples felled from her own tree long ago
Under the beaming sun plummeted with a soft, aching blow

The sweat drips and plops, scruple

© Joshua ST  

Kids and cats have much in common.
Cats don't talk, but
kids' questions startle us so!

	When is tomorrow?
	Where does the sun go at night?
	Why does the sky

© Linda Alice Fowler  

So, maybe you can tell
Heaven from hell,
blue skies from rain,
a day full of pain.

Can you trade a walk in the park
for a glimpse of the

© Andre C Anderson  

Suzie lived next door to Tom, and their families were the best of friends;
Like toffee clouds, chasing rainbows, once the blue storm wildly spends!

Tom and

© Evelyn Judy Buehler  

(Easter Bunny Song)

Here comes the bunny with a wiggle and a hop,
Bringing jellybeans and eggs that plop!
With a basket full of magic and a trail

© Alesia Leach  

The frog hoped around
Looking for a wife
He had nothing to offer
So, he offered his life
To a beautiful queen sitting
On a lime green Lilypad
Once she saw

© Daisy Ward  

“Today, we again failed to reproduce,”
said the gander to the goose.
“If we wanna keep up with the drake and the duck,
we gotta do more than

© Rio Jansen  

Oh, Jellystone Park, where echoes reside,
In the whispers of trees and the brook's gentle glide.
A haven of mischief, of laughter, of cheer,
Where two famous bears

© Selena Jackson  

I remember playing Tag and you were "it".

Eyes that Swallowed Every Smile
Thrown at me Through all the While.

Running, Dancing, Feet above the Ground;
Heaven's Space, filled

© Vernon Witmer  

William and I went to visit the zoo.
A big sprawling zoo exceedingly grand
We saw lions and tigers, some red kangaroo,
Cute mini monkeys from a far

© Margaret Foster