LIMERICK
I never did have a van
I never did have a pan
But now that I have a cat
that I can give a pat
Because yesterday it ran!
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ReplyDeleteI think you will have to consider getting that pan.
ReplyDelete#Interesting poem
I really did enjoy reading your limerick. I will definitely use this limerick in my class next week!
ReplyDeleteThe pat was too hard sweetie....Grace
ReplyDeleteGood job in putting your limerick together. I know you will have fun with your students in creating limericks which falls under writing. Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteAbigail
Deleteyou are blessed with such creative minds. I have no doubts that you will all be superb creators of your own instructional resources.
ReplyDeletecomment by: Ylet Jn.Baptiste
A very creative piece, well crafted. Good job.
ReplyDeleteTamara Armstrong
Well done. Limericks are so amusing.
ReplyDeleteSuperbly done! Limericks are very humorous. I will be sure to utilize them in my classrooms
ReplyDeleteviews by: Ylet Jn. Baptiste
I really enjoyed reading your limerick. I will use limericks in my classroom to teach rhyming words and have fun with my students.
ReplyDeleteExcellently done! I enjoy reciting limericks and I'm certain that if used in the classroom the students will have fun reciting them also. Not only will they be having fun but will also be learning the content in a way that is easy to retain.
ReplyDeleteNice piece, I am sure the students will enjoy reading this limerick.
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