Pearson Academy, Georgia
Jan. 18, 2007
Haiku time
The big kids learned a lot about Japan this morning in our history class.  As suggested in the Story of the World Activity guide, my 8-year-old daughter and I decided to try our hands at writing haiku.  First we wrote together about winter:

Freshly fallen snow
Cold, spooky, soft, icy…Splat!
Snowballs fly at me

Then she wrote about fall:

Colorful leaves fly
Blown everywhere by the wind
One is on my head

And I made some changes she liked:

Colorful leaves drift
Through the air in the wind
Landing on my head

My 7-year-old son could not focus to do the activity.  He was too full of silliness.  Maybe he'll be more interested next year. 

Comments

Jan. 18, 2007 - fun

Posted by momofsix

That sounds like fun.

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Dec. 6, 2007 - I love her fall poem

Posted by amibrain

and I love it just the way it is (blush)

I think blown is a strong work
and
I think one is on my head
leaves a strong visual image for the reader

Tell her she's a great little poet :)

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