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In Praise of Penguins
These funny birds in fancy clothes
may waddle in the snow,
but when they reach the icy sea
Just watch how fast they go!
Their song sounds like a donkey's bray,
they cannot soar or fly,
yet penguins manage very well,
and let me tell you why...
Their feathers keep out water,
their blubber keeps out cold,
their wings make perfect paddles,
because they do not fold!
Their tails are good for steeriing,
they brake with both their feet--
So tell me now, from all you've heard...
Aren't penguins NEAT?
By Robin Bernard
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We did this poem on the pocket chart.
Sentence strips are available through
The Learning Post or through catalogue orders.
Students choose words to go on the blanks: slide, sliding.

Penguins, penguins, black and white
cannot use their wings for flight.
Penguins, penguins do not care.
They just_______from here to there.
Can you do what penguins do?
Can you move by _________, too?
 
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