Fall Drawings and Poems

South for the Winter

Birds fly south for the winter.

Sometimes they come back another day.

The deer roam in the pastures,

going south for the winter to hibernate.

The rabbits go in their burrows to hibernate.

Next Spring they come out.

The ants get inside their anthills

because they know it's Winter.

The woodpecker pecks at the tree

looking for food at Winter.

The owl begins hibernating also.

The squirrels see it's time for them to hibernate.

That's what they do.

The Mommy bird watches her younglings fly away from home

and go south for the winter.

The leaves fall.

The leaves are in bright colors.

The snow piles up on the tree.

The End

(drawing and poem done by my 8-year-old son, T)

Fall is coming

Fall is here

It's time for Winter

because it's near

The wind blows

The leaves change colors

Orange

Red

Yellow and

Brown

The leaves change colors

Birds fly south

Animals sleep

The leaves are beautiful

The trees blow in the wind

The flowers are gone

And it's time to go in

(drawing and poem by my 6-year-old daughter, K)