Children s Poetry Reading, Children s Poetry Reading

Selected poems recited by children (1).

Dandelion's Promise.

Stretch out the little white umbrella, let the breeze blow your cheeks, spread your wings, fly again and again, on the grass in May and June, I have a pact with you.

Small fish sleep in**.

It's dark at night, it's quiet at night, little fish, little fish, do you sleep in**?

The footprints of the fox lead to the hole, and the footprints of the puppy lead to the nest.

The squirrel's footprints lead to the tree hole, the rat's footprint leads to the hole, there is no in the river, there is no in the water, your footprints, there is nowhere to go.

Black and slimy, quiet, small fish small fish, you sleep in **?

Tomorrow. Me and a few buddies--

Lift the heart, hang the guts.

Come to the pond overgrown with reeds --

Fireflies are flying there, and the lights are shining.

We turn on the flashlight.

Flash, flash.

Those who don't have brains.

I thought it was a call from my companions.

My blue glass bottle.

In a moment, the stars are already shining.

I put the bottle next to my pillow.

I'm going to sleep with the stars on my pillow tonight.

Tomorrow, I will tell my teachers and classmates.

Last night, I made a beautiful starry sky.

Wind chimes. Wind chimes are one.

Nice little house, little house hidden, little kid.

When the little boy was happy, he stretched out his arms and kicked his legs;

I'm here! Jingling!

Jingling! I'm a wind kid! ”

Selected poems recited by children (2).

1. "Today, we are the rising sun".

Today, we are young little trees;

Tomorrow, it will thrive and be green.

Today, we are the buds waiting to be released;

Tomorrow, the garden will be full of flowers, and the peach and plum will be fragrant.

Today, we are babbling streams;

Tomorrow, it will converge into a great river, raging and unrestrained.

Today. We are the rising sun;

Tomorrow, it will shine brightly.

Look, the bright red scarf flutters in the wind;

Listen, the trumpet of progress has sounded;

Study hard, make progress every day, we will be the pillars of the motherland!

2, "Excited Eyes".

In the days of the hustle and bustle of flowers, the season of farewell to the spring breeze in June, the hearts are crystal clear and pure.

The emerald green curtain slowly opened, and the little angel with pink makeup on the stage.

Babbling and whispering, the trees are full of bright stories, and the sky is as blue as water.

Who covered his excited eyes with a moistened red handkerchief.

A selection of poems recited by children(c).

Lighthouse Mom. It's dark, the waves are sleeping, the sea is quiet, only the lighthouse mother can't sleep, open her eyes, look around, see if there are any boat babies who haven't come home yet.

Little stars. I like summer the most.

Flowers all over the ground;

One here, one there, more than the stars in the sky.

At night, the flowers slept, and I counted the stars in the sky:

One here, one there, and more than the flowers on the ground.

Poems suitable for primary school students to recite on Children's DayChildren's Day poems suitable for primary school students to recite 1

Childhood. The most hoped.

It's the arrival of June 1st.

Put on a white shirt.

New skirts. Fingers of delight.

Caress it carefully.

Colorful latticework.

Maybe. Delicate flowers.

Then put the little feet.

Urgent. Step into plastic sandals.

In front of the mirror. Put the flaming red scarf.

Tie it at the chest. What a beautiful day.

It's my holiday.

It's the beginning of another summer.

Children's Day poems suitable for primary school students to recite 2

Poetry is the bird that flies out of my heart.

My heart. It's a hatchery.

A warm and clean place.

Every day. There will be several.

A singing bird.

Take off from here.

Some sang happy.

Some sang of sorrow.

Some sing about the past.

Some sang of hope.

and longing. They can fly.

Far, far away.

Singing all the way.

My heart. I'm giving it to these little friends.

Came up with a nice name.

They are all called. Poetry.