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Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 5756
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Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 5756
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Catalogue PoemsA catalogue poem is a list of thoughts about a person, object or event.
BrownBrown is chocolate.Brown is the earth.Brown is the colour of the bath waterwhen I get out.
Choose two of these topics and write catalogue poems about them.
Catalogue Poems A catalogue poem is a list of thoughts about a person, object or event.
Write a list of thoughts about the ocean.
The OceanAqua blueBoating funCrabs on sandy floorsDolphins laughingEagles soaring overheadFish jumping GHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZNow write about another topic on the back of this sheet.
night the Principal breakfast Anzac Day
socks computers caterpillars soccer
happiness red my teacher jelly beans
Topic: Topic:
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Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 5756
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Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 5756
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Catalogue PoemsA catalogue poem is a list of thoughts about a person, object or event.
BrownBrown is chocolate.Brown is the earth.Brown is the colour of the bath waterwhen I get out.
Choose two of these topics and write catalogue poems about them.
Catalogue Poems A catalogue poem is a list of thoughts about a person, object or event.
Write a list of thoughts about the ocean.
The OceanAqua blueBoating funCrabs on sandy floorsDolphins laughingEagles soaring overheadFish jumping GHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZNow write about another topic on the back of this sheet.
night the Principal breakfast Anzac Day
socks computers caterpillars soccer
happiness red my teacher jelly beans
Topic: Topic:
Name Date Name Date1BLM
Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 5958
Poetic forms
Name Date1BLM Name Date BLM
Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 5958
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Beginning CinquainsA cinquain is a poem with five lines that follows a pattern.
Write a poem about food that follows this pattern:
line 1: 1 word pizza
line 2: 2 words tasty, crusty
line 3: 3 words ham and pineapple
line 4: 4 words home delivery is great
line 5: 1 word yum!
AnimAl cinquAinsA cinquain is a poem with five lines that follows a pattern.
Write a poem about animals that follows this pattern:
line 1: a noun crabs
line 2: two adjectives small, silent
line 3: three verbs creep, crawl, scuttle
line 4: four words about the noun keeping out of sight
line 5: one word about the noun sideways
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Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 5958
Poetic forms
Name Date1BLM Name Date BLM
Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 5958
Poetic formsBLM
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Beginning CinquainsA cinquain is a poem with five lines that follows a pattern.
Write a poem about food that follows this pattern:
line 1: 1 word pizza
line 2: 2 words tasty, crusty
line 3: 3 words ham and pineapple
line 4: 4 words home delivery is great
line 5: 1 word yum!
AnimAl cinquAinsA cinquain is a poem with five lines that follows a pattern.
Write a poem about animals that follows this pattern:
line 1: a noun crabs
line 2: two adjectives small, silent
line 3: three verbs creep, crawl, scuttle
line 4: four words about the noun keeping out of sight
line 5: one word about the noun sideways
Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 6968
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Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 6968
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A Dylan Thomas portrait is a poem that begins with a question. The question is answered by four pairs of words.
Have you ever held a puppy?wriggling bodynipping teethsoft kissesbest mate
Write your own Dylan Thomas portraits using this question.
Have you ever seen fireworks?
Now write your own.
?
Dylan Thomas Portraits Dylan Thomas PortraitsA Dylan Thomas portrait begins with a question, which is answered by four pairs of words. Each pair of words can consist of two adjectives, or an adjective plus a noun.
Have you ever been to Uluru?scorching heat, red rock, changing colours, sacred places
Choose a topic.Brainstorm some adjectives around the topic. Write your own Dylan Thomas portraits.
Have you ever tasted ?
Have you ever seen a ?
Topic
Topic
Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 6968
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Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 6968
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A Dylan Thomas portrait is a poem that begins with a question. The question is answered by four pairs of words.
Have you ever held a puppy?wriggling bodynipping teethsoft kissesbest mate
Write your own Dylan Thomas portraits using this question.
Have you ever seen fireworks?
Now write your own.
?
Dylan Thomas Portraits Dylan Thomas PortraitsA Dylan Thomas portrait begins with a question, which is answered by four pairs of words. Each pair of words can consist of two adjectives, or an adjective plus a noun.
Have you ever been to Uluru?scorching heat, red rock, changing colours, sacred places
Choose a topic.Brainstorm some adjectives around the topic. Write your own Dylan Thomas portraits.
Have you ever tasted ?
Have you ever seen a ?
Topic
Topic
Name DateBLM Name Date1BLM
Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 7776
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Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 7776
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Haiku PoemsHaiku poems are three-line poems about nature. They follow this pattern:line 1: five syllables flyingladybirdline 2: seven syllables withdelicatewings—landingline 3: five syllables gently,neartome
Circle each syllable in the example above.Brainstorm some topics that you could write haiku poetry about.
Haiku PoemsHaiku poems are three-line poems made up of 17 syllables. The first line has five syllables, the second line has seven syllables and the third line has five syllables.
Haiku poems present detailed snippets of natural, everyday experiences.
snowfallingsoftlydownontohardbarrenground—acoldwhiteblanket
Have a go at writing your own haiku. Try to include a kigo. This is a word that helps the reader know what season is being discussed. In traditional Japanese haiku, words like summer or autumn are often used. Less obvious references to the seasons include words like cherry blossoms, mosquitoes or snow.
Try to divide your haiku into two sections, a descriptive section and a reflective section. Use a dash or a semicolon to divide the two sections.
Choose a topic.Write your own haiku.
Nature
Animalsgoannas
bluewrens Plantsgumtrees
daisies
Weatherrainsun
descriptive section
dash or semicolon divides the sections
{} reflective section
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Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 7776
Poetic forms
Name Date1BLM Name Date
Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use.Poetry on the Go © Kara Munn/Macmillan Education Australia. This page may be photocopied by the original purchaser for non-commercial classroom use. 7776
Poetic forms
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Haiku PoemsHaiku poems are three-line poems about nature. They follow this pattern:line 1: five syllables flyingladybirdline 2: seven syllables withdelicatewings—landingline 3: five syllables gently,neartome
Circle each syllable in the example above.Brainstorm some topics that you could write haiku poetry about.
Haiku PoemsHaiku poems are three-line poems made up of 17 syllables. The first line has five syllables, the second line has seven syllables and the third line has five syllables.
Haiku poems present detailed snippets of natural, everyday experiences.
snowfallingsoftlydownontohardbarrenground—acoldwhiteblanket
Have a go at writing your own haiku. Try to include a kigo. This is a word that helps the reader know what season is being discussed. In traditional Japanese haiku, words like summer or autumn are often used. Less obvious references to the seasons include words like cherry blossoms, mosquitoes or snow.
Try to divide your haiku into two sections, a descriptive section and a reflective section. Use a dash or a semicolon to divide the two sections.
Choose a topic.Write your own haiku.
Nature
Animalsgoannas
bluewrens Plantsgumtrees
daisies
Weatherrainsun
descriptive section
dash or semicolon divides the sections
{} reflective section