Monday, 21 October 2013

Haiku Poetry

Today the children have been learning about Haiku Poetry.  
This is a Japanese style of poetry that follows a strict structure where it has only three lines and follow a pattern of;
 5 syllables, 
7 syllables,  
5 syllables.  
It is often used to describe nature.

Children worked together in small groups to try and create a haiku poem about 'Wind'. This is what they came up with...

Wind
Wind blows in my face
It whistles along the green leaves,
It twirls around me.
Qwenton, Caleb, Hwi Seong

Wind
The soft wind whispers
Moving branches on the trees
Birds fly away home.
Dylan, Kiijahna, Jacob C

Wind
Dancing in the sky
Twirling, whirling in my face
Blows me off my feet.
Amelíe, Briana

Wind
Wind dancing gently
Roughly whooshing through the air
Air gentle but cool.
Nicholas, Thomas & Julia

Wind
Twirling, swirling wind,
The rough wind blows violently,
The calm wind blows slow.
Marek, Billy, Alexia

Wind
Dancing whistling wind
Wind blowing in our faces
Twirling, whirling wind.
Chloe, Hannah, Hazel

The Wind
Whistling gentle wind
Silently but violently
Powerful and rough.
Ella, Amanda, Harriet

The Wind
Violently gusting
Swishing, twirling wind dances
Blows away cobwebs.
Harry, Will, Jacob Mc

1 comment:

  1. Room 9, I have just spent half an hour looking over the amazing work you have all been doing and I am VERY impressed!! Clever kids x

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