Poems inspired by the story of Narnia Out in the country the children went to stay, But one day little Lucy was led astray. She found a secret of her own, Edmund said she went alone. Mr. Tumnus is her friend, Time together they would spend. The land was covered in ice and snow Until Lucy came with her bright glow. The land was ruled by a cruel witch, From bad to good she could not switch. But then came along an amazing creature, How to behave - he could teach you. His name was Aslan and he was so brave, Had so much courage, more than a knave. He got involved in a massive fight Which lasted all day and on through the night. The witch was killed, we won't see her face, And we're very pleased as she's such a disgrace. The children all became kings and queens, They were never rough, and never mean. Eventually it was time to go back, And this fact hit Lucy's face like a smack. She cried and cried she was so sad, And though her eyes dried, she still felt bad. But then Aslan said she could come again, And that he would always be their friend. By Chloe P She was the first through the wardrobe, And nobody believed poor Lucy. She met a faun called Mr. Tumnus, Who gave her some honey that was juicy. But soon she had to go back, The faun said there was danger. He turned out to be so kind, This was very good for a stranger. By Connah In the magic land the White Witch did roam, With her small companion, the ugly gnome. In the beginning she ruled the place, But now we never again will see her face. The land was of ice and freezing snow, But the children helped to make it glow. For they have saved Narnia and now they rule, And the Witch and her cronies will no longer be cruel. By Sarah-Beth Aslan is in the snow, And Susan with her shiny bow. The White Witch oh so cruel, In front of her don't be a fool. Edmund and his cheats, All he wants is goodies and treats. If you hear the noise of a sledge, Oh quick, jump over the hedge. By Emma Lucy was playing hide and seek, She saw an old wardrobe so she went to take a peek. She met an animal called a faun. He was very messy and his pants were torn. Lucy told the others, Including her brothers. The rest found the wardrobe, And they found who? They found two beavers round the bend And now that is the end. By Joe A Haiku A land full of snow Narnia found in a wardrobe, Cruel witch lurks land. By Caitlin Planes in London, bombing away, Deep in the country, four children came to stay. One rainy day, they played hide and seek, While Lucy found a wardrobe and went to take a peek. In the wardrobe, she met a faun. His beard was curly and his pants were torn! But soon she found out he was a kidnapper, This made Lucy feel all 'flapper'. Not to worry, he let her go, Away from the land of ice and snow. When she got out nobody believed her, Even Peter thought she was a dreamer. When Edmund followed her into the night, He ended up getting quite a fright. They became kings and Queens at the end of this story, And when they got out, they felt 'hunky dory'. By Lewis Four children came to stay at the countryside Full of sadness but full of pride, Lucy stepped into the world of snow When she looked up she saw a palace aglow, She bumped into a faun Who had two sticky out horns, The faun invited Lucy for dinner But soon she came to know that he was a sinner, Lucy forgave Mr Tumnus the faun Yes the one with sticky out horns, But this was just the start of an amazing adventure If you want to know more into the book you must venture. By Ria 10 facts on Narnia Number one, It's got a king, Man is he bling bling! Number two, It's got snow, It's too cold its time to go! Number three, It's got a queen, And she's really mean! Number four, Here we go, Jump up high, bend down low! Number five, Half way there, Can you see a grizzly bear? Number six, Pick up sticks, Put some records on the mix! Number seven, Three to go Almost out of the land of snow! Number eight, Spin your plate, Don't blow up or inflate! Number nine, Aslan won, Now its time to join the fun, Number ten, Got to go, Or the teacher's gonna blow! By Tommy

Acrostic poems inspired by the story of Narnia Evil is Edmund. Dirty tricks are his thing. Menacing little boy. Under the spell of the White Witch. Never likes Peter. Deeds of his are dirty. By Sam Evil is this little brat Dirty trick is his middle name Maybe taunting Lucy is his game Under the White Witch's spell Never trust this naughty soul Dear little Lucy, sad and teased by him. By Chloe P Lucy is an imaginative girl, Usually she plays a game of hide and seek, Cuts and bruises she can cure, You now know what Lucy is like. By Oscar Lucy is very kind, Under her care you are safe. Conquering the White Witch is her job Young but very adventurous. By Thomas C Lucy is a cute, caring girl, Useful is her wardrobe for when she is lonely, Carefully, quietly she tiptoes into the world of Narnia, You should read this book - The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. By Ria Aslan is the kindest lion on earth, Stunningly magnificent, Loyal to everyone he knows, Aslan is beautiful to mankind. Never unfaithful. By Lisa-Marie Aslan is king of Narnia So fierce and brave is he, Loving and caring Aslan is, and always will be. A magnificent lion is he, Never get scared of him. By Ria Aslan is very brave Strong and fearless he is Leads the way Always kind Never unfair or selfish. By Chiara Proved that he was brave, Everyone he tried to save, The white witch's wolf he killed, Edmund he forgave, Right through the journey he was strong-willed. By Sam Tumnus is my name that is what they call me, Under the shelter of the witch, she threatened me! Mr Tumnus is my name, please do not hurt me Never am I brave Useless and always scared Scaredy- cat I am. By Sam Mr Tumnus is so tearful, Right I'll tell the truth sometimes he can be cheerful. Two glossy hooves Under all that fur, Might be a cat but doesn't purr. Now all to tell is his cosy cave, Unknown in Narnia he is pestered Surely now he is arrested. By Caitlin Sensible is what Susan is Under Aslan's care She is always organised And never in a mess Not to mention, she is caring. By Chloe P Pretty brave Evil he is not Tall and kind Everyone is his friend Rather he would read a book. By Rebecca Susan is a sensible girl Understanding and patient She hates bad people Aslan is her friend Now she is Queen of Narnia. By Amber Wicked and vain Horrible and nasty Ignorant to Edmund Tears will never fall down her face Everyone hates her White she always wears I would stay back if I were you Tight unkind and mean Chocolate she gave Edmund Happy ruling Narnia. By Rebecca