Poems for Children

Sometimes children with their fresh eyes looking at the world may be able to see that which an adults eyes pass over. There are many sayings to express this sentiment. One is, "out of the mouths of babes", another coined by a television show is, "kids say the darndest things". We recognize that as adults we have become jaded. We may miss hilarious ironies about the world that our children have to point out to us. If I had to take a guess, I would say that children are in the world for just this purpose.

1. Sick

   Sick By Shel Silverstein

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2. Snowball

   Snowball By Shel Silverstein

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3. Sneezles

   Sneezles By A.A. Milne

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4. Halfway Down

   Halfway Down By A.A. Milne

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5. Messy Room

   Messy Room By Shel Silverstein

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Poetry about school helps kids deal with their school experience. Poems about School covers important topics such as the teacher student relationship, friendships, bullying and social interactions with peers. These poems often have themes related to school life, such as going to school, making new friends, and learning new subjects. Children can learn about different poetic forms, such as rhyme and meter, and develop an appreciation for the beauty and power of words. Poems for kids can be a great tool for encouraging young readers to explore the world of poetry and discover the joy of reading and writing.

1. Homework Stew

   Homework Stew By Kenn Nesbitt

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2. I Can't Wait For Summer

   I Can't Wait For Summer By Kenn Nesbitt

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3. Let Me Out Of The Class

   Let Me Out Of The Class By Kenn Nesbitt

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4. Cleaning House In My Brain

   Back To School Poem

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5. I'm Sick

   Excuses For Not Going To School

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Children don’t need fancy toys or technology. They naturally yearn to explore the outdoors. Hours could be spent playing in mud, watching clouds float by, or observing animals. They see the simple beauty in nature. They love all things, from slimy animals to the beauty of seasons and the mountains. Children are curious to explore the natural elements around them.

1. The Sunshine Has A Pleasant Way

   The Sunshine Has A Pleasant Way By Annette Wynne

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2. Farewell To The Farm

   Farewell To The Farm By Robert Louis Stevenson

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3. Winter Morning Poem

   Winter Morning Poem By Ogden Nash

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4. I Love These Days

   I Love These Days By Annette Wynne

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5. The Tree Outside

   The Tree Outside By Annette Wynne

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For children, the world is full of wonder and excitement. They are naturally curious about everything. The longer they live and the more they experience, the more they learn. Adults need to discuss some lessons with children to help them navigate difficult and confusing situations. Children need guidance to know what they should and should not do. These poems can be used as a conversation between children and adults about life lessons.

1. Little Things

   Little Things By Julia Abigail Fletcher Carney

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2. Us Two

   Us Two By A. A. Milne

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3. The Blind Men And The Elephant

   The Blind Men And The Elephant By John Godfrey Saxe

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4. The Mountain And The Squirrel

   The Mountain And The Squirrel By Ralph Waldo Emerson

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5. Lester

   Lester By Shel Silverstein

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