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PUT ME IN A POEM! Create a poem with Robert Munsch

HOW TO PLAY!
Fill in the words in the spaces below. You can use words that are serious, funny, crazy, or just the first thing that pops into your head! When you’re done, you will have your own unique poem!

Click here for hints

SNOW CONE
Your Name:   
Adjective:   
Past Tense Verb:   
Place in your home:   
Family Member:   
Pet:   
Adjective:   
Noun:   
Adjective:   
Start Over!



Nouns are parts of speech that refer to a person, place, thing, state or quality. For example: desk, cat, Daniel, sky, love, etc.

Plural means expressing that there is more than one. For example: cats, desks, songs, loves, friends, aunts, etc.

Adjectives are terms that modify or change the meaning of a noun. For example: furry cat, large desk, starry sky, etc.

Verbs are parts of speech that represent an action, occurrence or existence. Verbs are commonly referred to as "doing words". Examples of present tense verbs are play, dance, eat, run, listen, etc.

Past tense verb means to express your verb as something that has already happened. For example: painted, rode, fed, sang, laughed, etc.


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