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    HAIKU

    Kathryn Maass and Kendra Brenner


    A Haiku is.
    A traditional form
    of Japanese poetry
    HAIKU
    Haiku poems consist of 3
    lines.
    The first and last lines have 5
    syllables
    The middle line has 7
    syllables.
    The lines rarely rhyme.

    What is a Syllable?
    A syllable is a part of a word
    pronounced as a unit. It is usually
    made up of a vowel alone or a
    vowel with one or more
    consonants.
    The word "Haiku" has two
    syllables: Hai-ku

    A Haiku to help you remember

    I am first with five
    Then seven in the middle --
    Five again to end.

    HAIKU
    Since the Haiku poet only has 3 lines to
    work with, Haiku poems are usually
    written about one simple thing.
    Examples:
    An animal
    A color
    A snowflake
    A raindrop
    Example!
    A Haiku about winter.
    cold winter weather
    zero below temperature
    frosty the snowman
    Another Example
    Haiku about the beach:
    Sand scatters the beach Waves
    crash on the sandy shore Blue
    water shimmers
    In Fact!
    Haikus can even act
    like riddles!
    What Am I? Haiku
    On the next slides, we will read off
    a series of Haikus that are
    describing animals
    Read the Haikus and write down a
    guess for what animal you think
    the Haiku is describing!
    What Am I?
    Green and speckled
    legs, Hop on logs and lily
    pads Splash in cool water
    What Am I?
    Rolling in the mud
    Twisted tail the only pink
    Squealing with much joy
    What Am I?
    Head high in the sky
    Standing proud on stilted legs
    Animal of Grace
    What Am I?

    In a pouch I grow,
    On a southern continent --
    Strange creatures I know
    Activity
    You will all receive a worksheet
    The goal is to create your own
    Haiku
    It can be about a season, a color, or
    even a riddle!
    Be Creative
    Works Cited
    http://www.kidzone.ws/poetry/haiku.htm

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