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    Haiku is a form of unrhymed Japanese poetry with a 5-7-5 syllable structure. It aims to capture a single moment or feeling in a minimalist way. The document provides examples of haiku poems and instructs students to choose a topic, do a first draft, revise it based on peer feedback, and do a second draft. They are encouraged to use descriptive details to make their haiku come alive.

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    Haiku is a form of unrhymed Japanese poetry with a 5-7-5 syllable structure. It aims to capture a single moment or feeling in a minimalist way. The document provides examples of haiku poems and instructs students to choose a topic, do a first draft, revise it based on peer feedback, and do a second draft. They are encouraged to use descriptive details to make their haiku come alive.

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    Haiku is a form of unrhymed Japanese poetry with a 5-7-5 syllable structure. It aims to capture a single moment or feeling in a minimalist way. The document provides examples of haiku poems and instructs students to choose a topic, do a first draft, revise it based on peer feedback, and do a second draft. They are encouraged to use descriptive details to make their haiku come alive.

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    Haiku Worksheet

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    Haiku is a form of unrhymed Japanese poetry with a 5-7-5 syllable structure. It aims to capture a single moment or feeling in a minimalist way. The document provides examples of haiku poems and instructs students to choose a topic, do a first draft, revise it based on peer feedback, and do a second draft. They are encouraged to use descriptive details to make their haiku come alive.

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    Name:_________________

    Date:_ ________________

    "Worksheet: Haiku"
    Haiku is a form of unrhymed poetry that comes from Japan. It uses
    rhythm to make its point. The first and third lines each have five
    syllables, and the middle line has seven syllables.
    The object of Haiku is to capture a single moment in time, an object,
    or a feeling, and present it to someone else exactly as you experience
    it.
    On sweet plum blossoms
    The sun rises suddenly.
    Look, a mountain path!
    By Basho

    From our barbeque


    Drifts smells of the ancestors
    Singing to my tongue.
    By Kris Hill

    Brainstorm
    Choose a topic for your Haiku that you can describe and that made
    your feel a strong emotion. Pretend you are there again and use the
    brainstorm to describe what you hear, see, touch, smell, taste, and
    feel. Use details to make your Haiku come alive.
    Topic Ideas
    Eating your favorite food
    Fishing
    Surfing
    Looking at the stars
    A noise in the dark
    A pelican flying
    A friend laughing
    Getting in trouble
    Your first school dance
    A sleep over

    First Draft
    5 syllables________________________________________________
    7 syllables________________________________________________
    5 syllables _______________________________________________

    "Worksheet: Haiku"

    Name:_________________
    Date:_ ________________

    Revision
    Choose three words to replace with more description.

    1._________________

    _________________

    2. _________________

    _________________

    3._________________

    _________________

    Suggestions from a Peer Editor


    What is working? __________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________
    What can be improved? _____________________________________
    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________

    Second Draft
    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________

    "Worksheet: Haiku"

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