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PRIMARY II

              THANKSGIVING                                                 M Y DOG                                      / LIKE SHOOL

    Pilgrims came on the Mayflower.                       M y dog is a good dog. H e chases               I like Buckley C ountry D ay School
They made friends with the Indians.                    rabbits in the yard. T h a t is his                    very much.
They built houses. They had a big                      norm al food. O ther dogs get in
feast, and the Indians ate a lot. It                   fights wdth my dog, but my dog beats               I like M r. Bird best and I like Mrs.
was the first Thanksgiving.                            them up. T he other dog has to go to                   Ingley too.
                                                       the hospital to have an operation.
                                   Prescott Brown                                                         M y old school was just half the fun
                                                                                        Robert Hollister      of Buckley.
                 IS IT TRUE?
                                                                     THANKSGIVING                         I like spelling and reading but most
Is it true th a t a cow is blue?                                                                             of all I like sports.
Does the night have lots of light?                        Once there were people named Pil­
Is a bat very flat?                                    grims. They came to America. They                  I like my classmates very m uch too.
D id you ever see a pig that could dig?                came over in a boat named the M ay­                   Sometimes I have trouble with my
Does a fish e at from a dish?                          flower. It was a very small boat.                     work. O urclass is very interested in
Does a knife have a wife?                                                                                    birds.
W h at is tru e?                                          T he Pilgrims m et an In d ian ; his                                                    Bobby Rose
                                                       nam e was Samoset. Samoset said,
                                          Jeff Laszlo  “Have you ever heard of a harvest                                  MY WHISTLE
                                                       feast?”
                  SLEDDING                                                                                M y whistle, my whistle, my poor old
                                                          “N o,” said one of the Pilgrims, “We               whistle
   Sledding is fun. W e go sledding                    have never heard of it.”
every year. I go sledding on the hill                                                                     O h w hat happned to my poor old
in my yard. Once I hit the fence                          “ We will have one tom orrow ,” said               whistle ?
in my yard. T hen I went back in the                   Samoset. “ We will have it at noon
house.                                                 time. So you and your m en better                  It jum ped out of the car
                                                       get to work.”                                      O nto the road and spread around.
                                          Jay Keevil                                                      And that was the end of my poor old
                                                          They had peas to eat and ten
              MY NEW HOME                              turkeys and two pans of soup. It was                  whistle.
                                                       called Thanksgiving.                                                                  Jimmy Luttrell
    My home has sitting rooms and an
attic. T h e a ttic is w here we keep                                                M arian Nammack                            PUPPY
things. M y room is w here I sleep.
Liza, my sister, sleeps v'ith me. In                                 THE ELEPHANT                         Puppy goes ruff, ruff, ruff
the m orning she wakes me up.                                                                             Run, run, run out to play
                                                       There once was an elephant                         “Here puppy, here puppy”
                                    M onica Roach      W ho lived in a cart                               “Joy, Joy, Joy.”
                                                       He got tired of eating brown tart                  “How should I catch her?”
                   SLEDDING                            So he jum ped in a pool                            O ver to M rs. Zefines’ house she goes.
                                                       And got real cool                                  “Poor puppy!”
    O nce I u'as sledding down our                                                                        Mrs. Zefine throws w ater at her.
street with my brother. We were hav­                      Like y-o-u
ing a race. I was going so fast th a t I                                             Diane M cDermott                                         Sophia Collier
v'as in the lead. T hen I saw sparks
on my blades. W hen I got near the                                 GARDEN FLOWERS
bottom of the hill, I got very scared
and I tum bled over.                                   G arden flowers tell me true
                                                       W hy do you smell in the bright blue?
                                    M ark Romney       W hen I go out to play
                                                       I like to smell the air and say
                                                       W hy do you smell so good today?

                                                                                         Betsy Brom berg

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