小學(xué)英語教材是教師進(jìn)行教學(xué)活動的主要工具，是學(xué)生進(jìn)行學(xué)習(xí)的主要材料，合理地進(jìn)行小學(xué)英語教材評價，進(jìn)而利用好教材是小學(xué)英語教學(xué)中的一項重要工作。下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編整理的經(jīng)典小學(xué)生英語詩，歡迎閱讀!

　　經(jīng)典小學(xué)生英語詩篇一

　　Our Mother's at a Meeting

　　Our mother's at a meeting

　　for some big, important deal,

　　and couldn't be at home tonight

　　to cook the evening meal.

　　She left some short directions

　　for my sister just to follow.

　　Instead my sister cooked up things

　　impossible to swallow.

　　Like Brussels sprouts in vinegar

　　and jellybeans in mustard,

　　an onion-pickle pudding

　　and a lemon-radish custard.

　　She burned a stick of butter

　　'til the house was filled with smoke,

　　then fried a pound of pepper

　　with a half an artichoke.

　　She put a whole banana

　　in the blender with a steak,

　　then mixed it up with tunafish

　　and baked it in a cake.

　　She stirred some chocolate ice cream

　　with garbanzo beans and bacon.

　　A single bite was all it took

　　to leave me feeling shaken.

　　We should have ordered pizza

　　but we didn't know, alas,

　　my sister is the only kid

　　who flunked her cooking class.

　　經(jīng)典小學(xué)生英語詩篇二

　　Mrs. Gordon's Garden

　　Mrs. Gordon's garden grows

　　not a radish nor a rose.

　　Not a beet or blade of grass

　　in the bed beside our class.

　　Not a truffle. Not a tree.

　　Not a pepper nor or pea.

　　Not a pansy, peach or pear.

　　No azaleas anywhere.

　　Not a pumpkin, parsnip, plum,

　　carrot or chrysanthemum.

　　No forget-me-not or fig.

　　Not a single sprout or twig.

　　No carnations, cabbage, corn.

　　Not a thistle, thatch or thorn.

　　Not a berry. Not a bean.

　　Nothing yet remotely green.

　　Watering and sprinkling seeds,

　　watching warily for weeds,

　　Mrs. Gordon rakes and hoes.

　　Still her garden never grows.

　　But she doesn't seem to mind.

　　That's the way it was designed.

　　Mrs. Gordon's quite content

　　gardening upon cement.

　　經(jīng)典小學(xué)生英語詩篇三

　　The Elephants Bounced

　　The elephants bounced and propelled up the stairs.

　　The hippos did somersaults over their chairs.

　　The bison were bounding and so were the bears.

　　It was such a spectacular scene.

　　The cows were careening around in the den.

　　The rhinos went right through the ceiling and then

　　my mom made me promise that never again

　　would I buy them a new trampoline.

　　經(jīng)典小學(xué)生英語詩篇四

　　My Elephant is Missing

　　I cannot find my elephant.

　　He must have run away.

　　He isn't on the sofa

　　where he promised he would stay.

　　I've looked around the living room,

　　the kitchen and the hall.

　　My elephant is missing

　　and I'm not sure who to call.

　　I'll need to get a bloodhound

　　who can track him by his scent,

　　or hire a house detective

　　to discover where he went.

　　He isn't in the basement

　　or the attic or the yard.

　　You'd think, to find an elephant

　　would not be quite so hard.

　　Perhaps I'll make some posters,

　　and I'll offer a reward.

　　I'd make it more, but fifty cents

　　is all I can afford.

　　If you should see my elephant,

　　he answers to "Jerome."

　　Please tell him that I miss him

　　and I wish he'd come back home.

　　He knows the way. It's up the street

　　and down our garden path.

　　And next time I won't warn him

　　when it's time to take his bath.

　　
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