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After a
classroom presentation on the Cordell Bank National
Marine Sanctuary, San Francisco Bay Area children
were asked to write poems to express what they had
learned. To thank Sanctuary staff for coming to
talk to the class, many also sent in drawings of
what they remembered. The following are selections
from these submissions.
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Kids
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"Blue whales that
swim around Cordell Bank are bigger than a
school bus" -- by Casey, Farallon View
Elementary.
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POEM
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"Something
Fishy"
Cordell Bank is a
Sanctuary
It's brimful of life
The fish are never cranky
The place is very swanky
by Jimmy, 4th Grade,
West Marin School
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POEM
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"Cordell
Bank"
Visit Cordell Bank every day
Watch all the dolphins play
Sit there all day and night
And they never fight
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"Many animals live
on Cordell Bank, like this octopus" -- by
Ian, Farallon View Elementary.
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POEM
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Singing, diving,
fat, fat whales
Spouting, swimming, slow, slow,
whales.
Hopping, flipping, big, big whales.
Turning, playing, Iike whales.
by
Jennifer
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