Relly and Rolo
By Sarah Victoria
Rolo pounced on Relly.
It was time to get up.
Rolo ran out the door.
Relly poured milk in his cup.
Rolo snuck a quick sip
When Relly turned around.
Relly pulled out a big
Salmon treat that he had found.
Rolo ran to the door
But no one let him out
If Rolo was human
He would scream and he would shout!
“I want to go outside!
It’s such a pretty day!”
But Relly rolled a ball
So Rolo could at least play.
Rolo went down the hall
And the ball disappeared!
Rolo looked all around
But his toy was gone he feared.
Rolo heard the loud squeak.
The squeak wasn’t a mouse.
The door opened real wide.
Relly let him out the house.
Rolo was so happy
That he climbed up a tree.
For once in his lifetime,
He was taller than Relly!
Rolo chased the brown squirrel.
Rolo jumped on a rock.
Until Relly said, “Hey!
Come in. It is six o’ clock.”
Rolo wore himself out
But he still ate his treat.
He curled up by Relly.
Rolo thought his day was sweet.
S.V.Richard is the author of How I Taught My Kids to Read.
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Age range: 3 to 5, 6 to 8 Tags: Animal Story, Modern, Original Reading time: 01 - 05 mins- By: Sarah Victoria
- Age range: 3 to 5, 6 to 8
- Category: Original, Poem
- Animals: Cat
- Reading time: 01 - 05 mins
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