One of the most impactful ways that you can teach kids the power of the written word is through poetry. That’s why we’ve put together this list of fun second grade poems to help you get started. You’ll find poems that are short and sweet and others that will jump-start those growing minds.
“I’m a success!”
“Any hound a porcupine nudges …”
“First I saw the white bear, then I saw the black …”
“Mary had a little lamb …”
“… to use a bucket, brush and broom.”
“Here is a very silly crow …”
“A snake can glide from side to side …”
“With a sound from the water …”
“How doth the little crocodile …”
“… at home every night.”
“I own a big fat cat- / The fattest for miles around.”
“They talk all day …”
“I’m going out to clean the pasture spring …”
“(Such an awful, boring chore)”
“The meanest trick I ever knew …”
“I’d cancel oatmeal …”
“Black and white / Thick and furry …”
“Once there was an elephant …”
“The forest is the town of trees …”
“Butterfly starts as an egg …”
“I posted it online.”
“white wisp- / visible …”
“In my bed all safe and warm …”
“Shell at my ear –”
“Visible, invisible …”
“At first it’s like drumming …”
“My aunt calls me ‘Elizabeth.'”
“There’s mud on my boots …”
“The tiger has swallowed a black sun.”
“If you always try your best …”
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