Mrs. Hicks

Our second grade class just finished reading "One Snowy Night." We knew that these animals in the story do not really sleep with a park ranger in winter. So we found out how these animals actually spend their winters and we used that as the basis for our 5 W’s poetry (Who, What, When, Where, & Why). We hope that you enjoy our poetry and pictures.
The Fox The fox Sleeps In the winter In a tree When it was snowing. By Lamar
A Rabbit A rabbit Sleeps In the winter In her hole Because it is cold. By Jadyn
Rabbit A rabbit Eats and sleeps In the winter In a stump Because if they don’t have a home they’ll die. By Keshia
A mouse Eats food In the winter In the cabinets Because it is cold outside. By Carla
A Mouse A mouse Gets food and water In the winter In my house Because it is cold outside. By Ashley
Rabbit A rabbit Eats a carrot In the winter In his hole Because it’s cold. By Cantrell
Rabbit A rabbit Sleeps In the winter In the hole To be warm. By Fatia
Rabbit A rabbit Sleeps In the winter When it snows In a hole. By Derek
Ducks Ducks Fly south In the winter Getting away from snow, getting away It is too cold. By Nicholle
A mouse Comes to people’s houses In the winter In the house. It is very cold. By Sydne
A Fox A fox Eats squirrels When it was winter. It lives in a hole Because it is warm in there. By Megan
Badger Badgers Hibernate In winter On snowy nights Because it is cold. By Chris
A Rabbit Rabbits Look for food In the winter. It goes into the ground Because it is cold and hungry. By Tanya
Rabbit A rabbit Sleeps in the winter. It makes a hole in the ground Because it’s really cold. By Dionna