A Spell

There was a spell that worked so well

It zinged and ringed, it flashed smashed

and crashed, soon time will tell what it made.

It fizzled and sizzled, it flashed like

Lightning, it was so frightening, here's the mixture

What a fixture, soon time will tell what it made.

Here's the mixture, what a fixture, add some water

Even add your daughter, drink it sink it but

please make sure it has all gone

Here's the words

Listen listen dinga minga donga cazoo

now you're at the zoo

By David Wadeson (Y5)

St Paul's CE Primary School The slimy little frog

The slimy little frog

With its great googly eyes and

a little pointy pink tongue

Massive thick thighs, and it

told lengthy lies.

It spied a fat flabby fly

And waited for it to slowly

slither by.

the fat fly slowly replied hi,

are you alright?

Then the frog told a lengthy lie.

Oh you kind little creature can

you tilt a little bit nearer

The frog flicked its flying tongue

Oh no the bug cried!

I think I'm gonna eacha creature.

After that he munched and crunched until the fly was gone.

With a BOOM! he turned into a cat

FLASH into a bat

Oh dear oh dear the bat had turned into a raging rodent

A RAT.

A hunting human caught him in a cage.

They sent him all the way to Spain

He stayed there until he ate

A helping hand of candy cane

Then he turned into a frog again.

BY Naima Yusuf and Leeza Thatcher (Y5)

St Paul's CE Primary School Flower

Find a seed and pop it in the ground

Listen and wait for it to grow

Opal fruit colours springing out of the ground.

Wild flowers that smell so rich their fragrance so fresh

Elegant the flower is.

Real not plastic and it's fantastic.

By Jade Seaton (Y5)

St Paul's CE Primary School My Proud Eagle

He lies on a rock

And crows out loud

He looks so very proud

He spreads his wings

At the rhythm of the wind

By Paris Yates (Y4)

St Paul's CE Primary School

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