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    The document provides a worksheet for students to practice writing haikus. It explains that a haiku is a traditional Japanese poetry form focused on themes of nature. Students are instructed to look at images, write words associated with each, and then compose a haiku following the structure of 3 lines with 5 syllables in the first line, 7 syllables in the second line, and 5 syllables in the third line.

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    The document provides a worksheet for students to practice writing haikus. It explains that a haiku is a traditional Japanese poetry form focused on themes of nature. Students are instructed to look at images, write words associated with each, and then compose a haiku following the structure of 3 lines with 5 syllables in the first line, 7 syllables in the second line, and 5 syllables in the third line.

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    Topic 2 | Reading For You

    2.5 Worksheet 3: Types of Poetry — Haiku

    Student: ………………………..…………..…..…..…………… Class: …..…….....………. Due date: …..…….………...…………...

    A haiku is a traditional Japanese type of poetry based on themes of nature. You’ve


    probably worked with haikus already at school.
    It’s your turn to write some haikus now.
    Look at each image in the left column. As you look at it, write all the words that come
    to mind in the middle column. In the final column, write a haiku.
    A haiku’s structure is:
    ● Line 1: five syllables
    ● Line 2: seven syllables
    ● Line 3: five syllables.

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