Kindergarten Poems | Examples of Kindergarten Poetry

I’m just a cackling controller (sit straight, listen, stop talking) Until I stop to look into your eyes It’s the wonder in them which makes me a teacher I’m just a watching monitor (settle down, take your things, write neatly) Until I stop and pay attention to your work It’s the magic in your hands that make me a teacher I’m...

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Their smiles beamed, for they dreamed together, sharing Barbies, goodies, and even hands. Aware of my aloneness, it seemed I wasn't there; even Brown Bear didn't understand. Staring into a disquieted mind, I sulked my secluded self. Translucent tears stained my face a pale gray, as bleak as rain clouds, blocking sun's reach. Furrowed brows, droopy cheeks, and thin lips transformed...

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When I saw her eyes were burnt sienna, and her lips were purple plaid, when she said she wasn’t my kid’s teacher, boy, was I ever sad. ...

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Whack went your head Sand in my eyes Scissors sliced your hair A push from behind Yellow crayons flew about Pencils snapped in two Kindergarten was not easy Brawling, me and you Your tongue stuck out I rolled my eyes My mother pleaded please Nope, not sharing pie We fought like devils Each our arch nemesis Fast forward twenty years And then, we kissed ...

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Today I think of your Contributions closing the theater’s door Putting together toasted bread Ready for a child to be fed Youngster wearing grape jelly Face down to the belly Laughing saying ‘this is great’ Not showing any hate But Peanut Butter, it is you Who makes the mid-day matinee ever so cool Thank you for...

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One day, a star said to the crescent in the sky, "How do the people of our homeland admire you so beautifully?" The crescent replied, "I have learned the ways of love and union, But you are distant from it, suffering in foreign lands." The star said, "I am also not happy with this homeland, They see me as just...

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Mittens, Coat and hat. Look at the bundle, Can't move like that! Momma said, "Stay wrapped up. The...

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Scooped up, Tied in the car. No idea where I was going, Or how far. Pulled out, Dumped in a chair. Had finally arrived, Still alive. Momma said, " Hold still. ...

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A yawn has caught me by surprise. Screwed up my face, With mouth opened wide. See all the cavities and fillings inside. Momma said," You need a nap!" Nothing I could say, Would get me away. Off to...

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I used to love to pick my nose. After 3, Better than playing with my toes. With a nose you see, Each little crevasse has a surprise for me! A goober, A booger. Nothing I would find amiss. ...

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Settled in to eat the carrots. Orange and very long. They were Viking boats! Sang a warrior's song. Put lentils on the sides, Brave warrior shields with green bean spears. No one could hide. Ready to land. ...

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I used to dread, Going to bed. Momma said, "No shoes in bed. Take them off instead!" I'd sneak my feet, ...

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I was born with cerebral palsy And did not walk...

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Kindergarten was a scary word for me, Though I longed to go, I was kind of worried But, lo and behold, there was nothing to fear Because, when I entered the class… There came a smile, so sincere. She was tall with dark hair that rested high on her head, She wore glasses and required me to listen to her share Stories...

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Purple Butterflies and Raindrops on Roses Open my eyes. See the window covered in tiny beads of wet. Hear the raindrops on roses that line the building. That isn't right. Why can I hear the soft beating of rain? Smell sulfur and smoke and ozone? I turn my head. Soft, cotton leggings of pink and...

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