By Lee Bennett Hopkins
to you
in many
mysterious
wondrous ways--
wet kisses
soft hisses
snuggles
neights--
through moments
through hours
of
pet-loving days.
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| Introduction: Talk about your pet or pets to the students. Tell them what you love about your pet. Read the following poem. | ||||||||||||||||
| Pet Love By Lee Bennett Hopkins |
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| Hopkins, Lee Bennett. A pet for me poems. HarperCollings: New York. 2003. | ||||||||||||||||
| All pets give love back to you in many mysterious wondrous ways-- wet kisses soft hisses snuggles neights-- through moments through hours of pet-loving days. |
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| IExtension: Let the students talk about their pets or the pet they would like to have. Have them do finger-paint drawings of their pets and let them share them. Read the poem again. | ||||||||||||||||