"Where, What, and When" Haiku:
Decide on a topic, make a list of phrases that tell where the action is occurring, make a list of phrases that tell what is happening, make a list of phrases that tell when the action is taking place. Then, use you list to create a 3 line Haiku with a syllable count of 5, 7, 5. Remember the thought should come first, then worry about making it fit. Use powerful, descriptive adjectives and verbs.
This is a Haiku poem that we learned how to write in class. Many students shared their Haiku's today. Please post any that you want to share with the class.
Spring
ReplyDeletemountain sides of green,
cherry blossoms start to bloom,
pink and beautiful
summer
ReplyDeletethe summer sun shine high,
the light make it hared to see,
so bright and so right.
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ReplyDeleteButterfly
Drinking sweet nectar,
A golden, yellow, flower,
Late spring afternoon
FIREFLIES
ReplyDeleteFlying above grass,
yellow floating here and there,
on a warm spring night!