White Christmas

 Въпреки неудобствата, които ни създава обучението от разстояние, учениците от неформалния Messages Club успяха да създадат своите кратки стихчета за зимата и предстоящите празници. Ето част от тях. Всички творби ще може да видите в електронната книжка, която бе изработена като естествено продължение на дейността на клуба. Илюстрациите в книжката са дело на Никол Ч. от 6 а клас.

tiny Christmas lights at night

and snowflakes twinkle –

happy children with presents

 

White COVID winter…

Joyful children

on their favourite sledges

 

 

Snowy COVID winter

and Father Christmas got tonsillitis -

no gifts for children

 

Ivaylo D., 7th A grade

 

Winter. So white and clean.

It covers everything with a white cloak,

It hugs everyone under a blanket of snow and

wraps them in a gentle embrace.

Kids have fun playing in the snow

Snowmen appear everywhere

 

Nevena St., 8^th grade

 

All cultures using an annual calendar celebrate the New Year. Every nation for centuries has created and passed down from generation to generation its New Year's traditions and beliefs. Scots visit even people they don't know them. Spaniards take to the streets and exchange gifts when the clock strikes 12. Slovaks must have carp on the table. Hungarians must have garlic and honey on the table. The Chinese put a daffodil on the New Year's table.

 

Altan, 7th A grade

 

snow falling -

snowflakes glimmering

in hair

 

snowy winter –

my cheeks flush with warmth

at home

 

winter morning –

it’s frosty everywhere

animals are hidden in their burrow

 

frosty evening –

children keep on making

snowmen

 

Nataly, 7th A grade

a single star

twinkles at night…

a guiding light

 

Fatme, 7th A grade

I’m a little snowman, plump and fat

I live in the yard, near your doormat.

When the sun smiles as a marigold

I just melt away, buttonholed.

 

Nedzhibe, 8th grade

 

December –

the Christmas spirit makes

our souls bright and light

 

Lyutvie, 7^th A grade

 icy winter -

snowflakes fall

forming a white picture

 

Paola, 7^th A grade

a cup of hot tea -

 frosted window lace

melting with grace

 

Sophia, 8^th grade