Wednesday, 20 November 2013

Poetry Styles

Alphabet: 1. Choose a wide topic, like food or sports, that has a lot of words associated with it. 2. Write a word that starts with each letter of the alphabet in alphabetical order. 3. Keep to the topic.

Example:                              

Cars by Mrs Lloyd Thomas

Acura, Bugatti, Chrysler, Dodge
Edsel, Ford, Golf, Honda
Isetta, Jeep, Kia, Lamborghini
Maserati, Neon, Opel, Porsche
Quest, Rambler, Studebaker
Toyota, Uno, Volkeswagen
Wolesley, Xebra, Yukon
Zephyr

Diamante: Line 1: Topic (noun) Line 2: Use two words to describe the noun (adjectives)
3. Use three action words (verbs ending in ing) Line 4. Use a four word phase capturing a feeling about the topic. Line 5: Use three action words Line 6: Use Two describing words (adjectives)
Line 7: Use a synonym of your topic for an ending word.


Education by Mrs Lloyd Thomas

Education
important, interesting
thinking, creating, reading
Learning about awesome ideas
wondering, writing, building
helpful, enriching
school


Hexaduad: 
  • 12 lines made up of 6 rhyming couplets
  • the lines of each couplet must have the same number of syllables
That's My Hair by G. B. Lipson

My hair is high and curly
It's wavy and it's swirly

I wash it and I squeeze it
I mousse it and I tease it

It's long and short and fluffy-poo
It's thick and rich and bleached so true

If I have a bad hair day
I glue it stiff with clouds of spray

It takes a lot of loving care
To tease and train humongous hair!

Brains and soul may tell a story
But gorgeous hair is a crowning glory! 


Acrostic:
  • Write the word vertically
  • Write a short phrase starting with each letter of the word
  • Does not need to rhyme or have lines of equal syllables
Patterns by Mrs Lloyd Thomas

Placing shapes down
Adding makes an increasing pattern
Tables organize your work
Try to solve it
Explain your answer
Remember to write the rule
Never give up on the answer

Definition: 

  • start with the question (Who are, What is)
  • 10 phrases that define the topic
  • does not have to rhyme

Relatives by Room 13

What are relatives?

           family that love and care for you
           can be obnoxious and annoying
           fight with you over the holidays
           embarrass you in front of your friends
           pinch your cheeks and hug you too tight
           love you a lot deep inside
           call you snuggums, poochyface, guppy or Mr. Pants
           sometimes live far away
           make you laugh
           are one part of your life you should keep by your side

Those are relatives. 










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