Sebastian's Rhyme weblog

Message posted by Sebastian Swan
Hi there. Did you enjoy thinking of different rhyming words in my book. Can you use them to make your own poem? Love Sebastian Swan.

Message posted 11th May 2012 by Templewood School

To Sebastian,
We looked inside one of your rhyming books. We enjoyed it and we wanted to write some of our own poems. Here is one that we all wrote together:
A colourful cat had a rainbow hat,
A mighty mole lived in a deep, dark hole,
A slimy slug gave me a horrible hug,
A flexible frog flipped off a log.
We hope you like our poem too!
Goodbye from Hawthorn Class, Year 1, Templewood School, Welwyn Garden City, Herts

Message posted 5th March 2012 by Longstone Primary School

Here is a Limerick from Longstone Primary

Sebastian's friend was a frog
He lay on a log
On the log was a beast
The frog had a feast
Then he went for a jog.

By Flyn P1/2

Message posted 24th March 2011 by St. Germans Primary School
Dear Sebastian
Here are some poems from Elephants class, St Germans Primary School
I saw mog on a dog
Mog rode on the dog
And the fat rat sat in a hat
Billy and William

I saw a frog stuck in a bog
I saw a cat called Mog in a hat
Ella and Tibby

The dog made friends with a frog
Sophie

I saw a cat sat on a mat.
What is your second name Sebastian and what is your favourite colour?
From Natasha, Isobel and Niamh

The cat went to the pat  
The puppy dog went to thebog
The goose got loose
The cat went to the mat
Yasmin

Message posted Monday 7th June 2010 by Kidgate Primary School
Dear Sebastian Swan, We liked your book. We wrote our own rhyme.
I saw a bug with a jug by a rug with a tug.
I saw a bug get in a big mug.
I saw a slug eat a rug.  From Class RCM, Kidgate Primary School

Message posted Friday 12th March 2010 by Tenterfiled Primary School
Dear Sebastian, Here is our rhyme.
My monkey is called Macey,
Its always getting muddy,
my Mum and Me get mad with Macey
when she gets do messy!
Love from Reception Class, Tenterfiled Primary School

Message posted Monday 19th November 2007 by Thurnham Infant School
Dear Sebastian
We liked reading your book, Sebastian's Rhyme. We enjoyed looking at
the pictures. We wrote our own rhyming poems. We would like to ask you
some questions.
1. Where did you find the animals in your rhyme?
2. How can you move on land?
3. How can a swan write a book?
4. How did you make up the rhyme?
Thank you.
Love from Red Class

Dear Sebastian Swan
Thank you for helping us with our rhyming words. We wrote a rhyming
poem last week.
Love from Children in Yellow Class
Thurnham Infant School.


Message posted Tuesday 17th April 2007 by Barden Infant School
Here are some of our rhyming words that we have made rat, hat, mat, cat, lat, fat bog, mog, tog sip, lip, chip, tip, zip dug, lug smell, hell, dell, nell, yell please add them to sebastian's blog from calss RR Barden Infant School.
Please send us a reply back, hope to here from you soon.

Message posted Monday 1 July 2006 by Temple Mill Primary School
Dear Sebastian,
We enjoyed reading your rhyme book and made up one of our own:
There once was a bat,
Who sat on a mat,
His friend was called Pat,
And Pat was a cat.
Love from Mohsin, Connar, Jordan, William and Dylan (reception class).

Dear Sebastian Swan,
We enjoyed reading your rhyme book and we wrote one of our own:
There once was a bat,
Who sat on a cat,
The cat caught a rat,
The rat wore a hat.
Love from Jacob, Katie, Kamryn, Simran, Matthew and Rhianna
(reception class).

Message posted Friday 23rd June 2006 by Oxgangs Primary School Edinburgh
Here is our rhyming poem.
I saw a frog on a log.
He was green like a bean.
from Shona+Shaynia

Message posted Friday 16th June 2006 by Peartree Primary School
Reception found lots of rhyming words. Here are some of our favourites.

Bat - mat, fat, flat, that, hat, vat, gnat, gat.
Hip - drip, tip, nip, kip, flip, zip, trip, rip, sip.
Bug -  rug, lug, hug, mug, fug, dug, wug, sug.
Frog - nog, gog, hog, fog, log, tog, plog.
Snail - Michelle, hail, whale, gail, kayle, rail.

We liked making rhyming words. Some of them we made up.
Love from Red Class Peartree Primary School.

Message posted Thursday 23 February 2006 by Miss Richardson’s Class, Marlow C of E Infant School,
Dear Sebastian,
Here is a poem created by Miss Richardson's Class at Marlow C of E Infant School, we hope you like it,

The Tummy Ache Poem!

On the 1st day we went on a ship,
Then we slipped on an apple pip.
In the water we found a frog.
The very next day we spied a dog.

On day 3 in a wishing well,
We had a go at ringing a bell.
The 4th day was full of cats.
All fighting with lots of rats.

The final day when all was well,
We thought we’d crunch some caramel.
But oh dear me...we got tummy ache,
So then we had another cake!

By Miss Richardson’s Class, Marlow C of E Infant School, Buckinghamshire

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