There once was a class from Parnell...

Today we have been using rhyming words to help us write some limericks.  We found out that Limericks have a special rhyme pattern.  It goes like like this:

A limerick always has 5 lines.  Lines 1,2 and 5 have the same rhyme and lines 3 and 4 have a different rhyme:

We realised that limericks don't always make sense but that's ok. However, they should try and make you laugh.  

Here are some of our efforts...

Lily's Limerick

There once was a girl who was silly

And a new boy called Billy

They always had kisses

But he always misses

A girl called Lily

Terri's Limerick

The boy likes to Zap

The boy zapped his cap

He used some glue

it was very blue

Afterwards he took a nap

Cameron's Limerick

There were 1000 bugs

In each of our mugs

They were smashing

And they were bashing

Like thugs in giant jugs