The Spider’s Dwelling
The spider toils for weeks making his wonderful web
It curls around like a whirlpool sucking the
Flies and moths into its beauty
It is delicate and precious like jewelry
Pearls sprinkle down upon it as dew drops form in The early morning mist
At last it is night and it glows brightly
Like a luminous necklace
A small child breaks it
Now the spider must start again
The spider toils for weeks making his wonderful web
It curls around like a whirlpool sucking the
Flies and moths into its beauty
It is delicate and precious like jewelry
Pearls sprinkle down upon it as dew drops form in The early morning mist
At last it is night and it glows brightly
Like a luminous necklace
A small child breaks it
Now the spider must start again
Natalie
The Spider’s Web
The spider waits in his comfy armchair for a new rival to stick to his web
A diamond necklace gleaming as the sun shone down
It’s like a whirlpool
Hung like the sun in the watery blue sky
It dangles from leaf to leaf
A fine thread of silk made like a work of art
The wind blows the web away and the spider starts all over again
The spider waits in his comfy armchair for a new rival to stick to his web
A diamond necklace gleaming as the sun shone down
It’s like a whirlpool
Hung like the sun in the watery blue sky
It dangles from leaf to leaf
A fine thread of silk made like a work of art
The wind blows the web away and the spider starts all over again
Abbie
The Spider’s Web
The droplets on the web look like beads on a necklace
The web sparkles in the sun
The web is used for catching flies or maybe even
A little surprise!
Amy
The droplets on the web look like beads on a necklace
The web sparkles in the sun
The web is used for catching flies or maybe even
A little surprise!
Amy
The Spider’s Web
The spider’s web is like a laced beaded curtain
It quivers dangerously as the wind blows
The spider hangs on for dear life as it weaves its shiny silk crystal cloth
Flies are fooled into the lacey deathtrap
They await the spider
As they know their lives are gone
How many more lives will be destroyed?
Becky
The spider’s web is like a laced beaded curtain
It quivers dangerously as the wind blows
The spider hangs on for dear life as it weaves its shiny silk crystal cloth
Flies are fooled into the lacey deathtrap
They await the spider
As they know their lives are gone
How many more lives will be destroyed?
Becky
The Spider’s Web
The long thin delicate web
Hangs from tree to tree
Along comes the small slow black spider
Crawling on the silky string
Whirling it around
Finishing the silver web
Chelsea
The long thin delicate web
Hangs from tree to tree
Along comes the small slow black spider
Crawling on the silky string
Whirling it around
Finishing the silver web
Chelsea
The Spider’s Web
The web looks like the glowing sun
So delicate with silver diamonds
It shimmers with the wind
It dangles like a bird flying through the air
The spider clings to his web
Awaiting its next tasty meal
It could be you!
Chloe
The web looks like the glowing sun
So delicate with silver diamonds
It shimmers with the wind
It dangles like a bird flying through the air
The spider clings to his web
Awaiting its next tasty meal
It could be you!
Chloe
The Spider’s Web
The beads of dew trickle
As the radiant sun awakens
It shines on the web
It sparkles like stars in the night sky
The delicate threads of beads
Gently sways in the wind
On the sleepy bushes
But where is the spider?
Danielle
The beads of dew trickle
As the radiant sun awakens
It shines on the web
It sparkles like stars in the night sky
The delicate threads of beads
Gently sways in the wind
On the sleepy bushes
But where is the spider?
Danielle
The Spider’s Web
A catching spinning cobweb
That tickles like a feather and all of a sudden it changes like the weather
A crawling little spider that runs across the web
He runs this way and that way
And then he goes to bed!
Daniel
A catching spinning cobweb
That tickles like a feather and all of a sudden it changes like the weather
A crawling little spider that runs across the web
He runs this way and that way
And then he goes to bed!
Daniel
The Spider’s Web
It twinkles in the twilight
Waterproof sequins shimmer like diamonds
Silver-threaded lattice allowing mirror-like reflections, that pass through the see-through mansion
Diamond pearls sparkle like glitter in the sunlight
The delicately patterned flycatcher drips
Dew clings on the sticky fragile web
As it glistens in the radiant sun
Danielle
It twinkles in the twilight
Waterproof sequins shimmer like diamonds
Silver-threaded lattice allowing mirror-like reflections, that pass through the see-through mansion
Diamond pearls sparkle like glitter in the sunlight
The delicately patterned flycatcher drips
Dew clings on the sticky fragile web
As it glistens in the radiant sun
Danielle
The Spider’s Web
A netted deathtrap for confused flies
A lacy embroidered bouncy trampoline
A sparkling hidden spring ready to uncoil
Carefully woven between sticks and leaves
Invisible to the human eye
The trap stays camouflaged
But soon it hangs with glimmering crystals
Darcy
A netted deathtrap for confused flies
A lacy embroidered bouncy trampoline
A sparkling hidden spring ready to uncoil
Carefully woven between sticks and leaves
Invisible to the human eye
The trap stays camouflaged
But soon it hangs with glimmering crystals
Darcy
The Spider’s Web
I see dew drops like glistening diamonds
Crisscrossed lines of lattice sways in the breeze
It’s like beaded gems hanging from laced net
Spiders draw the flies into their trap waiting to pounce
Woven silk hangs from the sparkling trees
Dominique
I see dew drops like glistening diamonds
Crisscrossed lines of lattice sways in the breeze
It’s like beaded gems hanging from laced net
Spiders draw the flies into their trap waiting to pounce
Woven silk hangs from the sparkling trees
Dominique
The Spider’s Web
Silver jewels grip on the web
Glowing lace covered in glitter
Stainless steel silky smooth
A whirlpool of desire
Whipping from side to side
The spider sways from left to right
A never ending spiral
A spider’s web
Jack
Silver jewels grip on the web
Glowing lace covered in glitter
Stainless steel silky smooth
A whirlpool of desire
Whipping from side to side
The spider sways from left to right
A never ending spiral
A spider’s web
Jack
The Spider’s Web
A sparkling thread that glistens in the sun
Jewels hanging down off it’s surface like ice crystals
This beautiful designs betrays it’s purpose
The insect graveyard is home to the spider
The web is torn by it’s meal and patiently it starts again
Joel
A sparkling thread that glistens in the sun
Jewels hanging down off it’s surface like ice crystals
This beautiful designs betrays it’s purpose
The insect graveyard is home to the spider
The web is torn by it’s meal and patiently it starts again
Joel
The Spider’s Web
The toiling spiders sacrifice their delicate, stunning webs for the monster moths
Silky spirals twist around the sleeping bush
Crystal drops like diamonds on a glittering ring
Delicate wisps hanging freely
Sprinkled in dew drops
Gripping onto the pearly spirals of beauty.
Katana
The toiling spiders sacrifice their delicate, stunning webs for the monster moths
Silky spirals twist around the sleeping bush
Crystal drops like diamonds on a glittering ring
Delicate wisps hanging freely
Sprinkled in dew drops
Gripping onto the pearly spirals of beauty.
Katana
The Spider’s Web
The spider web was hanging from an old, broken branch
The lazy, old spider was sitting on his web when suddenly he sneezed and flew off his sparkly web,
The raindrops shining on the web fell down and splashed on the spider’s head.
Kelly
The spider web was hanging from an old, broken branch
The lazy, old spider was sitting on his web when suddenly he sneezed and flew off his sparkly web,
The raindrops shining on the web fell down and splashed on the spider’s head.
Kelly
The Spider’s Web
The web holds tight to the ivy on the wall
Every time the wind blows it looks like the web is breathing
Death trap for flies
One silky thread like a violin string, Twang
A fly is trapped
The web gets it’s catch
Tender diamonds of prey.
Levi
The web holds tight to the ivy on the wall
Every time the wind blows it looks like the web is breathing
Death trap for flies
One silky thread like a violin string, Twang
A fly is trapped
The web gets it’s catch
Tender diamonds of prey.
Levi
The Spider’s Web
Hanging like a crystal chandelier
Beautiful beaded strings
So lacey and delicate
But in reality a spiteful cruel deathtrap
Attached to branches and dark gloomy corners waiting for its prey
Lucy
Hanging like a crystal chandelier
Beautiful beaded strings
So lacey and delicate
But in reality a spiteful cruel deathtrap
Attached to branches and dark gloomy corners waiting for its prey
Lucy
The Spider’s Web
The web swings in the breeze like an acrobat’s line
Like a fisherman’s net waiting for a catch
Like a spiraling whirlpool in a vast sea of leaves
It is the net of no return
The Mona Lisa of the hedgerow
It is as delicate as a snowflake in Winter
The insect graveyard
Matthew
The web swings in the breeze like an acrobat’s line
Like a fisherman’s net waiting for a catch
Like a spiraling whirlpool in a vast sea of leaves
It is the net of no return
The Mona Lisa of the hedgerow
It is as delicate as a snowflake in Winter
The insect graveyard
Matthew
The Spider’s Web
The transparent web glistening and glossy in the sun
It shines like beaded jewelry
Polished diamonds twinkling like stars in the sky
The spider spins his web like a cloth of wondrous thread
Sparkling jewels catching dreams
Mia
The transparent web glistening and glossy in the sun
It shines like beaded jewelry
Polished diamonds twinkling like stars in the sky
The spider spins his web like a cloth of wondrous thread
Sparkling jewels catching dreams
Mia
The Spider’s Web
The delicate beaded web springs slowly up and down
Dew drops like diamonds clasped to the lace
Soft threads made from transparent strands
In the cold wind the web slowly swings from side to side
As the lace swings it makes a swooshing sound
Singing a lullaby to unsuspecting flies
The delicate beaded web springs slowly up and down
Dew drops like diamonds clasped to the lace
Soft threads made from transparent strands
In the cold wind the web slowly swings from side to side
As the lace swings it makes a swooshing sound
Singing a lullaby to unsuspecting flies
Molly
The Spider’s Dwelling
The spider toils for weeks making his wonderful web
It curls around like a whirlpool sucking the
The spider toils for weeks making his wonderful web
It curls around like a whirlpool sucking the
Flies and moths into its beauty
It is delicate and precious like jewelry
Pearls sprinkle down upon it as dew drops form in The early morning mist
At last it is night and it glows brightly
Like a luminous necklace
A small child breaks it
Now the spider must start again
Natalie
It is delicate and precious like jewelry
Pearls sprinkle down upon it as dew drops form in The early morning mist
At last it is night and it glows brightly
Like a luminous necklace
A small child breaks it
Now the spider must start again
Natalie
The Spider’s Web
Sticky, sticky, sticky
Lots of silver lines
Stretching along the branches
Up the spider climbs
To where the fly is stuck
It must be dinner time!
Rachel
Sticky, sticky, sticky
Lots of silver lines
Stretching along the branches
Up the spider climbs
To where the fly is stuck
It must be dinner time!
Rachel
The Spider’s Web
When the springy web gets moved by the wind
It bounces like a pogo stick
The drops of diamondy dew
Make the web sparkle like silver and gold
The best fly catcher ever
Worth more than money could buy.
Reice
When the springy web gets moved by the wind
It bounces like a pogo stick
The drops of diamondy dew
Make the web sparkle like silver and gold
The best fly catcher ever
Worth more than money could buy.
Reice
The Spider’s Web
The cinnamon brown spider spins a sleek and velvety thread
The thread hangs lifelessly onto the spiky leaved bushes and the stone cold wall filling the crevice
between them
The drops of diamond dew hang like clothes on a washing line
The fragile and delicate web waves like a sail
The web glimmers and shines in the bright morning sun
A fly is wrapped like a Christmas present
The web sticks to anything it touches
As a twig falls the web suddenly SNAPS
Now the spider will have to revive its work
Thomas
The cinnamon brown spider spins a sleek and velvety thread
The thread hangs lifelessly onto the spiky leaved bushes and the stone cold wall filling the crevice
between them
The drops of diamond dew hang like clothes on a washing line
The fragile and delicate web waves like a sail
The web glimmers and shines in the bright morning sun
A fly is wrapped like a Christmas present
The web sticks to anything it touches
As a twig falls the web suddenly SNAPS
Now the spider will have to revive its work
Thomas
The Spider's Web
The lacey, shining web suspended beneath the tree
The delicate, beaded cotton
Crystal clear in the morning light ready to catch it's prey
Woven into a crystal chandelier
Rachel
19 comments:
Well done all of you, your work is imaginative and creative.
We all think that we tried really hard on these poems and we would all like to thank Mrs.Laing for her time and support.
Everyone Read Our Poems
There the best
It's a very good lesson
Love Ya
Becky xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Excellent poems you can tell a lot of thought has gone in to them,well done and keep up the good work
molly said...
for people who are english
fanatics this websites great.
thanks for Mrs.Laings hard work
our poems are absulutely great.
I was looking for spider web poems on the internet to show to my class for some examples. I am a teacher and my class was writing some spider web poems and I thought these were brilliant so I have shown them to my class and they thought they were great too. I hope my class do as good a poem as you!
I love these! Good work! you have used a lot of description these poems are brilliant.
thank you Mrs Laing for all your support and help I hope that you will carry this on next year.
From Natalie
xxx
this is class im on the INTERNET
=)
Hi everybody hi Levi its me JACK
hi Becky ill be in school tomorrow to annoy you
oh back to the point
these are great poems
THANK YOU MISS LAING!!!!!!
Extreamly good poems i loved beckys
hey yo dued cool,great,awsome,ace,amazing,mind boggling POEMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THANKS MISSES LAING COULDNT HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU.
I AM VERY IMPRESSED
I like all of your poems they are great looking forward to seeing my work on the website Sophie
I think most of the poems + storys are pretty good I can't wait until I see mine on there
See Ya
love chloe
Well done G&T buddies you have worked really hard on these poems.
Keep checking for more great stuff!!!
from
Lucy Parr
Absoloutly astonishing amazing work i think you and your class have put a lot of very hard work and patience and commitment to be this good you all deserve a pat on the back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Congratulations Mrs laing for running this amazing G&T class for several years now and i know most of you hate the extra homework cause i have been there myself but it sets you up for next year good luck
(by the way hemel is an amazing school like aycliffe)
I am extremely impressed by the poems my nephew and his class mates have written. A very special mention to Reece Cooper whos poems i enjoyed very much. Keep up the good work. Auntie Sam x
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm very impressed! I was looking for spider poems and this is better than most of the others on the web.
I couldn't believe that the kids were only 5.6.7th level. You are doing a great job, Mrs. Laing. Want to move to the States? They sure could use you. Nan Thompson, Baltimore, MD www.NansAlchemy.com
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