EasyBib: Free Bibliography Maker My Puppy Plays Piano - Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.com Print This Poem A Funny Pet Poem for Kids Rate this poem My puppy plays piano. It’s the strangest thing to see. He started out on chopsticks, then he learned to play some Bach. He also taught my kitten how so they could play duets, and then they taught guitar and drums to all my other pets. They formed a band and practiced hard and traveled all around, and instantly got famous for their catchy “Pet Rock” sound. They made a smash hit record and it wasn’t very long before my pets were millionaires because they wrote this song. --Kenn Nesbitt Copyright © 2011. Reading Level: Grade 4
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My Family’s Fond of Gadgets - Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.com Print This Poem A Funny Technology Poem for Kids Rate this poem My family’s fond of gadgets and new technology. My mother likes her radio. My sister likes to dance around the house with headphones on. The baby has a smartphone and a touchscreen-tablet too. We chat with instant messaging. The power went out recently. --Kenn Nesbitt Copyright © 2014. Reading Level: Grade 2
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My Dog Lives On the Sofa - Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.com Print This Poem A Funny Dog Poem for Kids Rate this poem From the book The Biggest Burp Ever My dog lives on the sofa. --Kenn Nesbitt Copyright © 2012. Reading Level: Grade 2 From the Book The Biggest Burp Ever Haiku Journal | A project of Poetry Quarterly Magazine ArtisanCam - Home My Mother Does My Homework - Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.com Print This Poem A Funny School Poem for Kids Rate this poem My mother does my homework. We sit down at the dinner table every single night. And now and then, she’ll tell me I should go and take my bath. You’d think that I’d be overjoyed to never have to work. I ask if I can do it, but she shrugs off my requests. --Kenn Nesbitt Copyright © 2015. Reading Level: Grade 2 About This Poem As a parent of two children, I get to help my children with their homework quite often. I don't think parents do this intentionally, but sometimes they do go from helping out to doing a problem for their child as a way of showing them how it's done. But what would happen if the parent liked it so much, that they just answered all of a student's homework problems?