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Kindergarteners Poems - Poems about Kindergarteners


Premium Member Kindergarteners Get To Shop
Five minutes before they arrive the excitement mounts it is Wednesday, school store Day! The children have reward money to spend! Hooray! A marvelous day! I love being here, ready to help. The kindergarteners are my first two classes. Anticipation is high. And it is mine. I sit and wait Ready to greet the excited faces. They come bouncing in, overly enthusiastic....

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Categories: kindergarteners, school,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member They Are the Kindergarteners
They are jazzy and jiggly They dance when they hop They giggle and twirl They are the kindergarteners The rest of us get out of their way Smiling as we remember the days Before we were socialized And made to walk in an unbouncy line...

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Categories: kindergarteners, school, teacher,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Kindergarteners Red and Blue
Skip counting Roundabout-ing Happy shouting Down spouting Teeth clenching Arm wrenching Mean inching Plain lynching Day signals bright Bees pure delight One two three are right We turn on the light Kindergarteners red and blue Pork belly pigs on notice too Hot ham hocks for me and you That’s enough of the Elmer’s glue Skip counting Red robin outing Diamond mounting Happy child pouting Rhyming funny kindergarten joy Fun for each little girl and boy Skip counting,...

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Categories: kindergarteners, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member We Are the Kindergarteners
We are leaping and peeping and laughing and clapping. A fun day for sure, and there has been no slapping. We are the kindergarteners, a mighty throng. We are cheering and yelling, one is singing a song. Our play dough is gone; we let it dry up completely. We have smeared down the tables with glue, rather neatly. We live...

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Categories: kindergarteners, fun,
Form: Rhyme
The Kindergarteners
The doors fly open; racing out Are kindergarteners, one by one. With beaming grin, each gives a shout To those who wait when day is done. It’s mostly, “Mommy!” sometimes “Dad!” Depending on who’s standing there But I am thrilled when I have had The greeting that’s beyond compare. For from his lips, a “Nana!” springs, A childish call of pure delight That to my...

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Categories: kindergarteners, children, grandson,
Form: Rhyme




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