May is our classroom's month to adorn the bulletin board to the left of the office. We decided to create haikus about each students' bird with an accompanying watercolor. These are just 10 of the 28 pieces (there are still a good number of students needing to finish), and the rest will be hung outside of our classroom. The quality of each piece (both the poem and the painting) is astounding. I am always thoroughly impressed the the artistic qualities of each student in my class.
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| Our Bulletin Board |
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| California Quail |
scratching at the ground for bugs
looking for worms
-Gillian
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| Cedar Waxwing |
black mask stands out I love you
pretty in my eye
-Celia
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| Golden Eagle |
eat large number of rabbits
king of mountain top
-Asher
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| Pileated Woodpecker |
are any insects home yet?
feasting on grubs bugs
-Marlee
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| Red-Tailed Hawk |
almost touching the sky then...
he dive he dives down
-Fia
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| Western Meadowlark |
flies through the smooth air
songs like the wind
-Mea
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| Peregrine Falcon |
swiftly diving through the air
and punching its prey
-Tyler
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| Sandhill Cranes
Sandhill cranes so tall
reaching for the sky
spread out dancing wings
-Rosemary
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| Stellar's Jay
black crow king of birds
blue beak brave warrior bird
eats acorns and grains
-Daphne
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| Ruby Throated Hummingbird
Lost music spinning
Ruby throated hummingbird
flies past with a whoosh!
-Maddox
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