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Thoughts From the Masses
Class ContributionsThe
Song of Carnivores As
part of a competition, Whitestone Grade 7’s were asked to write a poem that
would actually be written into a song “The Song of the Carnivores”.
The
song will be written by a composer overseas.
This song will be distributed to countries within Africa, UK and even
possibly be sung at a production at the Bronx Zoo, New York, USA (in order to
raise international awareness.) The
idea is that the present generation (our children) would need to make the effort
to save these magnificent creatures. All the large predators in the world Are endangered because of us, So I am writing this poem to spread the word – Someone needs to make a fuss. The King of The Jungle is the Lion Have you ever heard his roar? It sounds like thunder and I’m not lyin’ In fact, I’m very sure. The Spotted Hyena is known for its persistence, Its unforgettable grunts, groans and giggles. With the rest of its clan it has ample assistance Its uneven legs make walking a wiggle. The African Cheetah is incredibly fast Although it is extremely shy. It is much too quick to come stone last But if it sprints for too long it will die. The Leopard is the feared hunter of the night Silently, swiftly stalking its prey. Of all the large cats it has the best sight Building energy by sleeping during the day. Sociability is the Wild Dog’s skill They roam the savannah in packs. With the highest success rate when it comes back to the kill Markings blotched black and yellow on their backs. For the safety of these magnificent creatures Their habitats we must protect, Or else we will live without their features And then we will regret.
CITIZENSHIP AWARDS FOR APRIL
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Afternoon Activities 1st Term 2012 Carnivore of Carnivores by J. Edwards Lessons for our kids from Bryce Lawrence Time to educate Pushy Parents on the Futility of Abuse from Touchline |
