I wrote this poem for a safari musical program at my school. It has some fun information in it and the students loved singing it. Please enjoy!
Giraffe, giraffe, you make me laugh!
Giraffe, giraffe, you make me laugh!
Just look at you, your tongue is blue
You look so funny when you chew.
Giraffe, giraffe, you make me laugh!
Your neck and legs are very tall
You're brown and spotty over all.
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Giraffe, giraffe, you make me laugh!
It isn't fair your head's up there.
Those leaves look tasty.
You should share.
Giraffe, giraffe, you make me laugh!
Giraffe, giraffe, you make me laugh!
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Julie Lacksonen
Julie has been a music teacher at a public school in Arizona since 1987. She enjoys writing, reading, walking, swimming, and spending time with family.
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