The Lovely British Poetry : Emily Dickinson The Sky Is Low

Hello dear readers!

Do you really love winter? I mean, do you love winter with its sharp cold winds, slippery roads, short grey days and endless nights?

Can you imagine that such a miserable picture is a source of inspiration?

Emily Dickinson created this winter masterpiece in some usual words. Let's read and enjoy this amazing poem!

My favourite phrase from this poem:

Nature, like us, is sometimes caught

Without her diadem.

The sky is low, the clouds are mean,

A travelling flake of snow

Across a barn or through a rut

Debates if it will go.

A narrow wind complains all day

How some one treated him;
Nature, like us, is sometimes caught

Without her diadem.

Vocabulary:

Mean - angry, violent

a barn - a large building on a farm where animals, crops, or machines are kept

a rut -  a deep narrow mark in the ground made by a wheel

to complain - express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something 

to treat - to behave towards someone in a particular way

How some one treated him - What others thins about him

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School Party "Winter Holidays" for Primary School Children

Icy Toes Sung to: "Jingle Bells"

Icy toes, Chilly nose,
Wintertime is here.
My teeth Chatter,
What's the matter?

Wintertime is here, Oh!
Icy toes, Chilly nose,
Wintertime is here.
My teeth chatter,
What's the matter?
Wintertime is here

Happy New Year!

Hello dear readers! I'm glad to see you again! 

My pupils and I wish you a happy New Year! 

Hope, it will  really be the wonderful time

 for discovering new things around us,

for reaching new goals,

for saving peace in our world,

for caring about those who need our help!

Happy New Year!!!

Here we've saved  some happy moments from our New Year's paty in my school and want to share them with you!