Poetry recitation in kindergarten 1.
Today, we are small trees; Tomorrow, it will grow sturdily and be lined with trees.
Today, we are the buds to be released; Tomorrow, the garden will be full of flowers and peaches and plums will be fragrant.
Today, we are a gurgling stream; Tomorrow, it will merge into a big river, surging and unrestrained.
Today, we are the rising sun; Tomorrow, it will be released
Look, the bright red scarf flutters in the wind; Listen, the horn of progress has sounded.
Study hard, we will be the pillars of the motherland!
Poetry recitation in kindergarten II.
In the noisy days of flowers, June bid farewell to spring, and the crystal clear, pure and unparalleled mind spread.
The emerald curtain slowly opened, and the little angel on the stage whispered softly, and the trees were full of beautiful stories.
The sky is as blue as water. Who covered his excited eyes with a wet red handkerchief?
Poetry recitation in kindergarten III.
Spring rain:
Tick tock, tick tock, it's raining.
Willow said, come down, come down, I want to sprout.
The pear tree said, come down, come down, I'm going to blossom.
Mai Miao said, get down, get down, I want to grow up.
Summer night:
Dewdrops sleep on lotus leaves, stars sleep in the sky, and babies sleep in cribs.
The dream of dew is green, the dream of stars is bright, and the dream of baby is sweet.
The autumn wind blows:
Autumn wind blows, white clouds float, cross mountains, cross bridges, and hang motionless above willow treetops. I asked grandma to take it down and make a warm quilt.