Colorful Poetry

On Friday, our 6th grade buddies came downstairs and we wrote poems about colors (with some inspiration from taking a walk outside.) Here they are for you to enjoy!

There was a poem format the children had to follow, shown below:

line #1: Name of Color
line #2: Three things that are that color
line #3: Something you can do with that color
line #4: Something that color makes you think of
line #5: Name of Color

Enjoy!

Green
Grass, Leaves, Plant stems
Playing outside
Spring
Green

by Daniel and Olivia F.

Blue
Eggs, Shirt, Shoes
Swimming in the ocean
Toys
Blue
by Luke and Jonathan

PINK!
A pig is pink, the stripes on Mimi’s shirt, and a flower is pink;
You can make pink lemonade,
A big, juicy strawberry makes me think of
PINK!

By Mimi, Taylor and Arthur

Purple
Markers, Jackets, Flowers
Purple Frosting

Purple shirts
Purple
By Trinity, Jackie and Eliza

Mystical White
Flowers, Snow, Vanilla ice cream
make a snow man
Makes me think of clouds
Mystical White

By Heather, Julia and Maddie

Ocean Green
Joe’s zipper, leaves, Venus fly trap,
Paint with green paint,
Grass makes me think of grass
Ocean Green

By Joseph, Lauren, Michael and Colin

Yellowish Green
Leaves, Flowers, and pine needles
Eat lemon-lime popsicles
Makes me think of Spring
Yellowish Green
By Claire, Grace and Vicky

Honey Yellow
Dandilions, Pine needles, Hornets
We eat honey
It makes us think of Yellow bugs
Honey Yellow
By Jacob, Cameron and Nicki

Red Clay
Chocolate ice cream, mud, hair
Eating ice cream cones
Brown seaglass
Red Clay
By Jolene and Simone

Yellow
Sun, Sunflowers, dandilions
Yellow birthday cake
Reminds me of stars.
Yellow
By Ariana and Lauren

Foamy Green
Grass, leaf, and a clover.
Swim in the pool.
The water.
Foamy Green
By Leeann and Cadence

Soil Brown
Tree branch, dirt, chocolate
Playing with my dog,
Digging in the garden
Chocolate Brown
By Collette and Colleen

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