A
limerick is
a humorous
five line
poem that
rhymes. Write
a limerick
about one
of these activities.
Nosey Parky
gives you
an example:
A
young
boy
from
Enfield
called
Mark
Wanted
to
play
in
the
park.
He
put
on
his
wellies,
Filled
the
park
pond
with
jellies,
And
stamped
around
just
for
a
lark!
Write
an acrostic
poem.
An acrostic
is a poem
in which the
first letter,
last letter
or middle
of each line
spells out
a word or
phrase.
Nosey Parky
has an example
below. Can
you find others?
Take
the
rope Use
those
muscles Go,
go,
heave
One,
two,
three
pull
them Forwards,
forwards
We’re
winning Ahh!
We’ve
tugged
them Right
across
the
line
Send
us your work!
Send
your limericks
or acrostics
to Meet
at the Park.
The funniest
will be posted
on the website.
