Haiku Haiku n n Haiku poems are generally

Haiku

Haiku n n Haiku poems are generally written to describe nature. The most widely recognized form consists of a three-line stanza that has a total of 17 syllables, written in the following pattern: Line 1: 5 syllables Line 2: 7 syllables Line 3: 5 syllables Clouds float slowly by Fluffy, lumpy, cotton balls Silver, gray, and white

Descriptive Haiku Bursting in bright hues Splashing colors all about Autumn leaves must fall 1. 2. 3. 4. What is the subject of this poem? Identify the nouns in this poem. Identify the verbs in this poem. Identify the adjectives in this poem.

Descriptive Haiku Forest finery Of purest green, ferns boast their Delicate beauty 1. 2. 3. 4. What is the subject of this poem? Identify the nouns in this poem. Identify the verbs in this poem. Identify the adjectives in this poem.

Brainstorm n With a partner, brainstorm nature-related topics. n You both must record your answers on a piece of looseleaf.

Choose a Topic n n Choose one of your nature-related topics. Brainstorm words and phrases that describe that topic. Write your ideas on a piece of looseleaf.

Writing Haiku n Using your topic and list of descriptive words and phrases, write a haiku. n Please remember: n n First line: 5 syllables Second line: 7 syllables Third line: 5 syllables Your poem should create a visual image about your topic.

Haiku Comic Strips n Haiku poems create visual images. Some writers choose to write haiku in the form of a comic strip.