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Dive into a collection of whimsical limericks that tickle the funny bone! From a young horse in Sydney learning hard lessons, to a silly girl named Milly with a glue mishap, each verse is packed with humor and charm. Each character, including an old lady from Spain and an ancient mummy, brings their own delightful misadventures. Perfect for children and adults alike, these playful rhymes are sure to entertain. Join us for a journey through laughter with these funny tales crafted by young poets!
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Y4 LIMERICKS There was a young horse in Sydney, Who lost his back legs and one kidney; He jumped a jump, And landed in a thump; Yes he learned his lesson, didn’t he? By Sophie and Chloe
There was a girl called Milly, She was very very silly; She got a tub of glue, And poured it in her shoe, Oh Milly was a very silly billy! By Baileigh and Emily
There was an old lady from Spain, Who read as she sat on a plane; The plane was going to crash, She jumped out in a dash; When she landed, her leg was in pain! By Evelyn and Jessica
There was an ancient mummy, Who had a poorly tummy; Threw up in bed, And banged her head; Oh what a silly dummy! By Georgia, Abigail and Rebecca
There once was a man from Japan, Who said ching wing wung chang wang; He walked out the door, I think he had just swore; But in English, he had just said Penang! By Jack and Nathan
There was a shooting star, It was as fast as a car; It flew in the sky, My Mam said “why?” Then it went so far. By Jamie
There was a young lady called Danielle, Who sat on the edge of a well; She was reading her book, So people could look; She leaned back, whoops and she fell! By Amber and Elizabeth
Don’t remind me of yesterday, I really have got to say; It was quite a disaster, As I disobeyed my master; At least I am free, hurray! By Fay