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We read a poem called "IF" and as a reading response we wrote our own poems:
If the sea was purple and the clouds were pink and yummy,
if the sun was green would everything be green too?
If trees were chocolate would it taste like chocolate too?
What if the birds were rainbow and cats were Orange?
By Violeta and Georgina
If skies were Black
How wood we see?
What if the grass was pink?
It would change the world.
If the trees were gold?
By Greta
If cheetahs chirped
It would be berserk
If blue were red
Then bookbags would be dead
Choclate gold
Hairy bold
By Jupiter
If sun sets were white
And skies were green,
What colour would trees seem?
If dolphins were orange
And sea turtles were red
Would they have to change their name?
To red turtles?
What about watermelons?
If they were purple?
What would happen?
If coconuts were pink
And bananas were grey,
Would everything be the same?
I’ve known orangy pinky sunsets,
Grey dolphins and more
So if the colours were bored and switched around,
I wonder what the world would be?
By Charlotte and Leola
If clouds were blue
And crabs were yellow
Turtles were purple
The trees were plastic
that will not be fantastic
Caves were orange
Floors were caravans
And pigs called inky
We call them stinky.
Maybe ghosts were not invisible.
Flies were gold.
Paper was a cape-flying paper.
By Will J
Today, these guys showed us an experiment with baking soda and vinegar. Before we did the experiment we made predictions about what might happen. We said that it might:
