St Teresa's acrostic

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St. Teresa's
	An acrostic poem is where the initial letters of the lines spell a word (or words), for example the name of an animal. The group helped Mrs Morgan to compose a poem about Oscar the parrot. The children then looked at the animals in the classroom and created their own acrostic poems.
Oscar Perfect and paranoid Attractive and aggravating Rotten and raging Rude and real Obnoxious and outrageous Treacherous tramp By St. Teresa's, Year 5
	Li Yi Gold and gorgeous Outstanding and oriental Long and loud goes his little mouth Dancing and drippy goes his little body Fancy but frightened of naughty children Irresistible and intelligent Slimy and slippery Hushed and humpy By Priya
Muncher Little, light, lazy Outrageous, outstanding Cute, careless Ugly, untidy Spotty, Sleepy Tall, Tiny By Harleen
	Aruba Fascinating, forgetful Roaming, round Odd, oily Green goddess By Sofa
Sharon Treacherous, terrifying American, aggressive Real, rude Annoying, amazing Noisy, naughty Terrible, tremendous Ugly, unlikeable Large, lonely Angry, awful By Oliver
Tracey the common boa	Tracey Common and cool Overgrown and obnoxious Massive and mysterious Marvellous and many-coloured Outcast and obstinate Naughty and nice Boring and bulky Obvious and oriental Abnormal and amazing By Charlie
Boysie Furry and fluffy Angry and attractive Naughty and noisy Creepy and crawly Yucky and yellow Racy rat All around Tiny and titchy By Bernadette	Boysie the fancy rat
Micky mouse	Micky Magical, magnificent, marvellous, miraculous Oriental, ordinary Unique Soft, silky, small Exciting, elegant, excellent, extraordinary, energetic By Laurel

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