Thursday, 1 April 2010

eTwinning Acrostic Poem 12


Etwinning is a good learning experience.

Tom and Kate are found in our reading scheme.


Wow, it is nice!


I am at school.


Ned, go away!


No, it is not my pencil.


I am a girl.


Nick, look at it!


Go and look at the clock.

Miraine Mercieca.

eTwinning Acrostic Poem 11


Etwinning helps you to learn about other countries and other cultures.

Turtles are very slow and green.

When the cats are away, the mice run out to play.

In my house there are four members.

Neither I can play hide and seek!

No one is the same.

I like my house very though it is fifty years old.

Ninjas can fight well.

Goats can climb mountains very well.

Sion Tabone.

eTwinning Acrostic Poem 10


Eric is fat.

Twins like each other.

Wind is transparent.

Inter are champions in Italy.

Noah was an old man.

N.O.S. means numbers.

In Italy there are big stadiums.

Nicholai is my best friend.

George is an old man.

Eric Spiteri

eTwinning Acrostic Poem 9


Elephants are bigger than tigers.

Tadpoles are baby frogs.

We are playing tennis.

I like eating ice-cream.

Nicole is my name.

Nobody is playing with the ball.

I like playing with my friend Joseph.

Nicholas is Santa Claus.

Girls are playing basketball and boys are playing football.

Nicole Formosa.

eTwinning Acrostic Poem 8


Eric is my friend.

Tokyo is the capital of Japan.

We are friends of Jesus.

I like strawberries.

Now I am going to drink.

Now I am going to eat strawberries.

I like coconut balls.

Now I am going to eat some of them.

Grapes are fruit.


Craig Portelli

eTwinning Acrostic Poem 7


Etwinning is the best part of computer time.

Teachers teach children.

We are girls.
I like school.

Noon is lunch time.

No one plays during lessons.

I eat bananas.

Never talk during lessons.

Go and have some fun.

Kimberly Bronsdijk

eTwinning Acrostic Poem 6


Eat me if you can!

The town is very nice.

We like to play.

I like ice-cream and my sister likes it too.

No, I don’t like this programme.

No, don’t play with me.

In a garden I play with my friends.

No, not this list but the other.

Grandma says, “Come with me.”

Sonique Saliba.