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Your classroom’s full of things which move –

     Oh, come on, look around.

Look at the window, then above,

    And, what’s that on the ground?

 

It’s little creatures watching you

   Through tiny insect eyes.

Yes, more than children in your class:

     There are so many spies.

 

Who’s looking through your window now?

      Look hard?  Oh, can’t you see?

There’s someone trying to break in.

      I think it is a bee.

 

He’s seen the flowers on teacher’s desk

    And wants to come inside.

With lots of noisy children there,

     He’s better off outside.

 

Who's walking on the ceiling now -

      Yes, walking upside down.

He’s creeping now above your head:

     He’s small and also brown.

 

A spider?  Hands up those who guessed.

    Let’s try another one.

This one has wings and flies and climbs?

     Come on!  This game is fun. 

 

A fly of course; no fooling you –

    And there’s so much that he sees . . . . . 

But your teacher’s looking straight at YOU,

      So pay attention please.

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NOTE:  Who's is a contraction of 'who is' or 'who has.'  - - 'Whose' is the possessive form 

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