Primary Classes
| Ms.
Grimes
Class Haiku |
Class Haiku
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Class Haiku
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Class Haiku |
Class Haiku |
Ms.
Addison
Class Haiku |
Mrs.
Aslinger
Class Haiku |
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Class Haiku |
Ms. Cook |
Class Haiku |
Mrs.
Richardson
Class Haiku |
| Haiku is
a kind of Japanese poem which usually consists of three lines:
1st line - 5 syllables 2nd line - 7 syllables 3rd line - 5 syllables |
| A cool breeze is blowing, |
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picking up strands of my hair. |
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Quickly, it drops them. Mrs. Cunningham's class |
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The green leaves cover my head Blocking the hot sun |
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Ms. Castriota's class |
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the bamboo plants grow upward, |
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and stretch toward the sky. Ms. Cook's class #1 |
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I have a tree umbrella |
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Covering my head! Ms. Cook's class #2 |
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on to the ground -- dry, brittle, |
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rust-brown skeletons. Ms. Jones's class |
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on the bark of a tree. Then, |
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he changes color. Ms. Grimes's class |
| Little gray squirrel, |
| why did you jump on the bench |
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then down again?
Mrs. Fletcher's class |
| Blue Jay, why are you |
| making your nest? Do you need |
| a
place to lay eggs?
Mrs. Foster's class |
| Cardinal, are you |
| hungry? I see the brown worm |
| you
hold in your beak.
Ms. Addison's class |
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A dandelion... |
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First it's yellow-and then, white. |
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Pick it. Make a wish! Mrs. Joseph's class |
| around our school...Don't let one |
| sting
you. Be careful!
Mrs. Aslinger's class |
| It's spring. The flowers |
| are blooming, the leaves are green. |
| The
world is pretty!
Mrs. Richardson's class |