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 \nFree Printables for K-12 Education [www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com](www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com)  \n2 Animal Children by Edith Brown Kirkwood © 1913  \nSome jungle boys, by mischief made quite bold,  \nOnce took the baby tiger, so we're told,  \nAnd in broad stripes they smeared his coat so fine,  \nAnd 'round his neck they hung a \"Fresh Paint\"sign.  \nFree Printables for K-12 Education [www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com](www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com)  \n3 Animal Children by Edith Brown Kirkwood © 1913  \nThis monkey thought the leopard's spots  \nWere pasted on for polkadots,  \nHe asked her how much it would cost  \nNew ones to buy if those were lost.  \nFree Printables for K-12 Education [www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com](www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com)  \n4 Animal Children by Edith Brown Kirkwood © 1913  \nIn her red and white gown  \nMiss Weasel's so pert We are very afraid she's a gay little flirt;  \nShe is fearful of no one—beast, reptile or man, Just winks and cries gaily:  \n\"Catch me, if you can.\"  \nFree Printables for K-12 Education [www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com](www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com)  \n5 Animal Children by Edith Brown Kirkwood © 1913  \nThis dapper young chappy is Dude Ocelot,  \nWith coat trimmed in many a dash and a spot;  \nHe's graceful and elegant, sly, too, as well,  \nJust what he'll do next noone ever can tell.  \nFree Printables for K-12 Education [www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com](www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com)  \n6 Animal Children by Edith Brown Kirkwood © 1913  \nThe cheetah is a great big cat  \nBut very quick, for all of that.  \nShe's cunning but she's gentle, too,  \nAnd if you're good she's good to you.  \nFree Printables for K-12 Education [www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com](www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com)  \n7 Animal Children by Edith Brown Kirkwood © 1913  \nThe little bobcat and Canadian lynx  \nJust must be related (so everyone thinks) .  \nExcept for their ears they're alike as two pins,  \nAnd look every whit as if they were twins.  \nFree Printables for K-12 Education [www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com](www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com)  \n8 Animal Children by Edith Brown Kirkwood © 1913  \nA dainty, fastidious man is Lord Otter,  \nWho can live just as well on land as in water.  \nHe'll eat but the flakiest part of a fish, And this he considers his favorite dish.  \nFree Printables for K-12 Education [www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com](www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com)  \n9 Animal Children by Edith Brown Kirkwood © 1913  \n\"It really is a bother to besought by everyone,\"  \nThe vain young ermine boasted.  \n\"Why, it keeps me on the run.  \nTo get away from kings and queens and peers and ladies great—  \nIt truly gets me all fussed up and in a dreadful state.\"  \nFree Printables for K-12 Education [www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com](www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com)","cbCairQxYrqTeMAT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairQxYrqTeMAT","pdf",5716976,86,"English","# Animal Children\n## Poems (stanzas 1-9)","[{\"question\":\"Who wrote Animal Children?\",\"answer\":\"Animal Children is by Edith Brown Kirkwood (© 1913).\"},{\"question\":\"What kind of content is in Animal Children?\",\"answer\":\"It is a children’s poetry set with rhyming, character-focused verses about animals.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the animals portrayed in the poems?\",\"answer\":\"The poems personify animals with human-like traits such as mischief, vanity, fearlessness, elegance, and gentleness.\"}]","Animal Children - Poems - by Edith Brown Kirkwood | PDF",1792383632,132]