A Weeklong Poetry Mini-Unit For Grades 2-6 That Includes Resources Classroom Posters/models, and Student Printables
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pete2835A Weeklong Poetry Mini-Unit For Grades 2-6 That Includes Resources Classroom Posters/models, and Student Printables
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pete2835A weeklong poetry mini-unit for grades 2-6 that includes resources classroom posters/models, and student printables.
R. Davies 2012 Fonts by KevinandAmanda
Poem Type
All
Holiday
All
Resources
Holiday note-taking sheet Web resources for holiday information Web resources for poetry information/differentiation Acrostic Teacher Model Poster Acrostic Information & Rough Draft sheet Student planning sheet Final draft paper w/ space for illustration Cinquain Teacher Model Poster Cinquain Information & Rough Draft sheet Student planning sheet Final draft paper w/ space for illustration Diamante Teacher Model Poster Diamante Information & Rough Draft sheet Student planning sheet Final draft paper w/ space for illustration Haiku Teacher Model Poster HaikuInformation & rough Draft sheet Student planning sheet Final draft paper w/ space for illustration Concrete Teacher Model Poster Concrete Information & Rough Draft sheet Student planning sheet Final draft paper w/ space for illustration
Acrostic
Hanukkah
Cinquain
Christmas
Diamante
Kwanzaa
Haiku
Lunar New Year Three Kings' Day
Concrete
A phrase or sentence about Lunar New Year with EXACTLY 5 syllables
A phrase or sentence about Lunar New Year with EXACTLY 7 syllables
Another phrase or sentence about Lunar New Year with EXACTLY 5 syllables
Directions: Use the box below to record facts about Lunar New Year. These facts should be information that someone who did not celebrate the holiday would need to know.
What are the most important things someone should know about Lunar New Year?
Directions: Think about what you have learned about Lunar New Year. Use what you know to write as many ideas as you can in the boxes below.
Things people do during Lunar New Year
Words that describe Lunar New Year
Special people, places, or things that have to do with Lunar New Year
What is a haiku? A haiku is a Japanese poem with three lines that follow a syllable pattern of 5-75. A haiku tries to show a feeling or create a picture in the reader's mind.
Example:
Beautiful haiku Creates pictures in my mind On a summer day
Directions: Follow the directions below to create a haiku poem about Lunar New Year. Use your note-sheet to help you include important ideas that the reader should know.
