Συγγραφή ποιημάτων (Acrosticpoems) στην Αγγλική γλώσσα από τους /τις μαθητές/μαθήτριες της ΣΤ τάξης του σχολείου μας με τον εκπαιδευτικό κ. Διαμαντόπουλο Γεώργιο

Unusual in real life

Nice and kind with us all

Iwant to ride them in the sky

Can you believe in them?

On the water they can run

Ride them in your dreams

Nothing can stop them

Somewhere in your fantasy they exist!        by Vicky Terzi

Fantastic and beautiful

Avery big secret

Imaginary and powerful

Running and flying fast

In every forest

Except for… the naughty ones

Spectacular and terrifying!                          by  Evelina Oixouzoglou

Venom in their teeth

All your life is in pain

Monsters come and go

Putting your life to danger

If you leave tonight, you may survive

Run for your life

Eyes open every night!                               by Christina Prassa

Big black claws

Always with a creepy look on her face

Don’t stop running.

Without any doubt

It’s your scariest nightmare

Tonight is Halloween

Can’t get away

Horror is her name!                         by Vicky Tsiouri

Doors closed and lights out

Always terrified

Really dangerous

Keep running!                                 by Antonis Mavromatis

When the lights are out

In the dark night

The wicked old lady

Casts a spell on me

Hide away! She’s on the way!           by Christine Sileloglou

Zombies roam on Earth

Out of their graves they appear

Most people die

Be careful everywhere

In the west they all died

Except for the lucky ones

Safe you cannot feel!                           by Vasilis Holezas

Darkand scary

Evil is coming

Vanish before it’s too late

Impossible to survive

Luring me on dangerous paths…         by Aggelos Ouzounis

Run for your life

If you see this video tape you die instantly

Next victim please

Get out of my way!                                by Joseph Karagiozoglou

They are ugly and big

Right now they are eating a man

Our world is in danger because of them

Low they lie when the sun is up

Long their ears and noses are.                             by Giorgos Spanoudis

Can you see it?

Real and big

Eating voraciously

And hunting for more

There it is

Under the tree

Ready for more

Everyone runs…                                by Eriselda Giata

Ordinary in the night

Get up from your sleep

Run to escape

Evil can harm you.                          by Dimitris-Nikolas Pittas

Acreature that lives up in the blue sky

Never lives among ordinary people

Gives inspiration for all good deeds

Every verse I write comes out fine

Lives in paradise and cares for us all.                   by Marianthi Balabani

Dark spirits

Enemies of angels

Making you hate yourself

Ogres and evil spirits attacking people

Never experiencing real love…                              by Marianthi  Balabani

Zombies are dead people

Overall vicious creatures

Maybe they will kill you

Blood is going to be spilt tonight.

I feel very afraid

Every time I see them.

Surely they are frightening.                          by Anastasia Touzlatzi

Vicious, really ugly

And frightening too

Makes your life a real nightmare

Pretends to be your friend

It follows you everywhere

Rejoins your dream every night and

Enters your life forever …                                by Gerta Frrokou

Deathfrightening creature

Remember he always comes while asleep

Actually he’s always in your nightmares

Cruel creature that drinks people’s blood

Usually he lives in castles

Luckily he seldom comes to houses

Actually he attacks people he hates.                by Chrysa Dalkidou

Alien from outer space

Lost on Earth

Is very afraid

Emergency

Needs help!                                             by Dimitris Nalmpantis

The protector of mankind

Hammer welding god

Originated in Germany

Roskva was Thor’s servant!                      by Nickolas Ragkatsis

Huge monster, a famous hero of Marvel comics

Unbeatable, frightening monster with supernatural powers

Lets his power free when he gets angry

Kids love his green appearance and feel safe with him as he beats bad people. 

by   Paul Kaioglou