Family, Fun, and Thanksgiving Poetry Collection
Dive into a delightful collection of poems celebrating family life, gratitude, and the joy of Thanksgiving. From whimsical tales of noisy households to heartwarming reflections on love and togetherness, these charming verses by Catherine and Lawrence Anholt are sure to bring a smile to your face. Explore themes of family dynamics, moments of both chaos and calm, and the importance of giving thanks in this engaging and memorable poetry compilation.
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November In November s gusty gale I will flop my flippy tail and spout hot soup I ll be a whale! Spouting once, spouting twice, spouting chicken soup with rice.
Fine Family Here is the family in my household: Some are young, And some are old. Some are tall, Some are small, Some are growing just like me. Together we all live as a family.
Some Days are Good Some days are good, Some days are bad, Some days are neither, Only so-so. Some days we re sad, Some days we re glad, Ups, Downs, It s like a family yo-yo. By Catherine and Lawrence Anholt
My Brother My brother got lost in the city, My brother got lost in the crowd. Although the city was noisy, My brother was ten times as loud! By Catherine and Lawrence Anholt
Noisy It s NOISY in this family, Why does everybody SHOUT And LAUGH and YELL And SLAM THE DOOR Whenever they go out? My sister has a STEREO My brother likes to SING The baby BANGS A SAUCEPAN, Then the phone starts to RING. Dad says, You need a bedroom, Where you can quietly play, I ll go and get my POWER TOOLS And START WORK RIGHT AWAY! By Catherine and Lawrence Anholt
My Mom Says My mom says: Brush your hair Sit still, say please, Wash your hands, Your ears, your knees, You ve left your clothes All in a heap, Don t pick your nose, Now, go to sleep! By Catherine and Lawrence Anholt
Lets Be Thankful (Twinkle, Twinkle) Let s be thankful for this day For our friends and for our play Let s be thankful let s be glad For the food and things we have Let s give thanks for you and me And our home and family.
Two Magic Words Thanksgiving has two magic words. To find them try this stunt. Just cut thanksgiving right in two. Now put the last word up in front. Thanks giving giving Thanks
Mr. Turkey Who s that struttin round Lookin mighty perky? Looks like it might be Old Mr. Turkey. Strut, Mr. Turkey, That s a fancy way to walk! Strut, Mr. Turkey, That s a fancy way to walk!
Mister Turkey I heard Mr. Turkey say Gobble, Gobble, Gobble, Soon it will be Thanksgiving Day. Gobble, Gobble, Gobble. People say it s great fun, But I think I should run And hide until the day is done. Gobble, Gobble, Gobble, Gobble!
5 Fat Turkeys 5 fat turkeys are we. We slept all night in the tree. When the cook came around, We couldn t be found. And that s why we re here you see.
Thanksgiving Day The Harvest time is over. Thanksgiving Day is here. We re thankful for so many things. This special time of year.
