SNOW
by Al

S is for snow in the air.
N is for a nice warm house in the snow.
O is for only in the winter there is snow.
W is for the wind blowing the snow.

SNOWY DAY
by Vreonna

S is for beautiful snow angels.
N is for nice, neat presents.
O is for playing outside in the snow.
W is for wearing warm clothes.
Y is for yelling Hurray!

D is for dancing in the snow.
A is for angels on top of the tree.
Y is for Yea, Snow!

SNOWFLAKE
by Brandon

S is for snow falling down.
N is for nice hot cocoa.
O is for only in winter there is snow.
W is for the cold wind blowing.
F is for falling in the snow.
L is for licking the snow when it is falling.
A is for asking "Can I play in the snow?"
K is for keeping on playing in the cold snow.
E is for every day that is snows.

SNOW
by Trina

S is for snowflakes falling silently.
N is for no two snowflakes have the same design..
O is for an outstanding number of snowflakes in an inch of snow.
W is for watching the snow fall.

SNOWFLAKES
by Nicole

S is for a snowball fight.
N is for never ending holidays.
O is for being on time at work in the winter.
W is for wondering if it is going to snow.
F is for having fun in the snow.
L is for laying in the snow.
A is for always having my family in winter.
K is for a kiss under the mistletoe.
E is for never ending Christmas.
S is for jolly old Santa Claus.

SNOWFLAKES
by Becca

Snowflakes falling from the sky.
Now I play in the snow.
On the snow are sparkles.
Wow - the pictures of snow.
Falling in the sky it comes.
Lots and lots of snow.
And we drink hot cocoa.
Kinds of snow are falling.
Everyone having lots of fun.
So now we play in the snow.

SNOWFLAKE
by Thomas

S is for snowy days that are fun to play in.
N is for singing Noel when caroling.
O is for out in the snow with a big snowball fight.
W is for whizzing around on the ice.
F is for having family forever.
L is for one hundred laughs in the snow.
A is for acting out all the Christmas plays.
K is for praying to the great King Jesus.
E is for everybody having fun in the snow.

SNOWFLAKE
by John

Snowflake Bentley who took pictures of snow.
No sound from the snowflakes could be heard.
Only one snowflake is the same.
Winter snow piles that are 10 feet high!
Falling gently in the bright blue sky.
Little tiny, tiny snowflakes.
A lot of snowflakes fall at once.
Knowing all the snowflakes.
Every snowflake is very small.
Snowflakes that fall to the ground.

SNOWFLAKE
by Mitchell

S is for snow and snow is a blanket of white.
N is for no leaves on the trees.
O is for on the snow.
W is for the white blanket of snow.
F is for falling snowflakes.
L is for low temperature.
A is for Antarctica where it is cold all year.
K is for keep on playing in the snow.
E is for every day we like to play in the snow.

SNOWFLAKE
by Charlie

Snow piles by the road.
No sound.
Only one snowflake is like another.
Winter means snow.
Falling gently from the sky.
Little flakes falling down.
A lot of snowflakes fall at once.
Kicking the snow in the air.
Everywhere falling in the air.

SNOW
by Matt

S is for Snowflake Bentley who took pictures.
N is for pneumonia which I don't want to catch.
O is for one of the first snowflakes falling.
W is for winter that comes once a year.

Snowflakes
by Katherine

S is for snowflakes falling in the sky.
N is for need to pick up snow.
O is for October when it is cold outside.
W is for winter that's in the sky.
F is for food that people need to get.
L is for Lake because when it is cold the Lake gets frozen.
A is for animals that can't find much food.
K is for Katherine who plays in the snow.
E is for Christmas Eve when there is snow falling on the ground.
S is for snow falling in the bright winter sky.

COUNTING SNOWLAKES
by Danny

1 snowflake falls on my tongue
2 little snowflakes melt on the ground
3 snowflakes fall on my jacket
4 little snowflakes fall on my boots
5 snowflakes on my window
6 little snowflakes on my hat
7 snowflakes blow away
8 little snowflakes going round and round
9 weird snowflakes going round my nose
10 funny snowflakes landing on my hand

MAKING A SNOW ANGEL
by Zoe and Mrs. Radcliffe

To make a snow angel, first you must dress warm. You need to wear snowpants, jacket, hat, gloves, and boots. Then you go outside and look for a good spot. Then you lay down and move your arms and legs at the same time. You move them like wings, like a bird. Then you're done! Just get up and walk away and look at your angel.