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7 Lincoln Logs ByWillem Fun to buildcabins, hotel, dock, house, floor, Little opening I can see inside Logs and half logs some brown some green red roof made of wood No instructions - Just imagination
8 , ; 1 The birds on my porch By Charles,. Back porch ducks Creepy ducks with red gobbler necks AND Cute chicks all fluffy - yellow and brown,(' Creepy ducks flying in the yard Racing each other on the trailer Waddling across the street Cute chicks running around the porch Duck chicks quack, quacking OH - a different egg! another chick - one with a white head and a blue body,".
9 Jelly FishSwimrnino in the Ocean By: Camp ", Phs Phs Phs Rainy day on a busy street. The people are colorful jelly fish swimming in the ocean. The umbrellas go upanddown upand down.
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12 We'll Always Love Peanut Butter and Jelly ByThe Butterflies When we were little we used to wear diapers. We watched Thomas and played with sea animals and dinosaurs We used to cry Wahl And spit up. When our mommas dropped us off at ECDC we used to cry. When we were llttle we sucked out thumbs and had pacis. We used a potty seat so we didn't fall into the potty. We ate mush cereal And drank out of sippy cups and baby bottles. 1,1t,w we are old enough to W! K:1r underpants instead of diapers. We have seriouser joys like Bionicles. We like to run and play games at outside time. Now we play with pokemon cards end put Bakugan into balls. We can eat hard candy and gummies and strawberries and peanut butter. Now we go to school. We can read books. We do research and write books. We grow sunflowers.
13 ,. Now we can swim in the deep end Of the pool. One day when we grow up we will fly in the sky We'll stay up late watching scary movies. We'll be policemen or animal doctors or sell floorboards and rugs like my dad. We'll go outside by ourselves and drive electric ccrs, One day we'll invent things One day we'll help our kids grow up 1111 J math and popping wheelies and making paper sculptures. \AjG'1I always go on trips and corne home From'them. We'll always have our idea boxes 10figure -thingsout and hatch new plans. We'll always remember sad memories and happy memories..- like when my dog died last year. We'll always love writing and love our moms and dads and our brothers and sisters. We might lose some things as we go along, but We'll always do cool new things We will always love god and the whole eorth And our families thank you God. We will always love peanut butter and jelly.
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