四年級簡短英語詩歌篇壹
Class Gas
The teacher passed out and fell right off her chair.
My classmates are crying and gasping for air.
The hamster is howling and hiding his head.
The plants by the window are practically dead.
There's gas in the class; it's completely my fault,
and smells like a chemical weapons assault.
So try to remember this lesson from me:
Don't take off your shoes in class after P.E.
四年級簡短英語詩歌篇二
My New School
You won't believe the crazy things
I'm learning how to do.
I'm learning how to juggle,
ride a unicycle, too.
I now know how to twist balloons
in many different shapes
and how to make a costume
out of multicolored drapes.
I've learned to run in floppy shoes
and how to dye my hair.
I've even learned the graceful art
of dancing with a bear.
For when we moved, my parents looked
at many different towns,
but chose a place with just one school:
a school for circus clowns.
四年級簡短英語詩歌篇三
Gabby, the Garbage Collector
I'm Gabby, the Garbage Collector.
I pick up your garbage all year.
It fills me with glee that you'd save it for me.
Collecting's a thrilling career.
I like to get bottles and boxes,
banana peels, bedsprings and bags.
I'm simply ecstatic with stuff from your attic,
like roasting pans, racquets and rags.
Your coffee grounds give me the shivers.
I cherish your chicken bones too.
I'm over the moon about half-eaten prunes,
and moldy old vegetable stew.
I'm crazy for custard containers,
and egg cartons brimming with shells.
I love the corrosion, decay and erosion
and all of the glorious smells.
Your half-empty packets of ketchup,
instill me with chills of delight.
Just one rusted key or a broken CD,
and swiftly my spirit takes flight.
I have the most awesome assemblage.
I treasure each tidbit and lump.
You're welcome to see my collection for free;
It's here on display at the dump.
四年級簡短英語詩歌篇四
Welcome Back to School
"Dear students, the summer has ended.
The school year at last has begun.
But this year is totally different.
We're going to only have fun.
"We won't study any mathematics,
and recess will last all day long.
Instead of the pledge of allegiance,
we'll belt out a rock-and-roll song.
"We'll only play games in the classroom.
You're welcome to bring in your toys.
It's okay to run in the hallways.
It's great if you make lots of noise.
"Your video games are your homework.
You'll have to watch lots of T.V.
For field trips we'll go to the movies
and give away candy for free.
"The lunchroom will only serve chocolate
and triple fudge sundaes supreme."
Yes, that's what I heard from my teacher
before I woke up from my dream.