In week seven of poetry class, we had fun reading haiku poems and drawing winter scenes to help inspire our own haiku poems – a short three line poem that creates an image of nature. For this round of haikus, I asked the students to only focus on writing three short lines of poetry. We will revisit haikus in the spring to learn more about writing haikus in the “5-7-5” syllable format.
Each week there will be 3 poems from each class published to our Hands on Stanzas blog, and every student will have an opportunity to see their written work published on our blog in the weeks to come.
Scroll down to enjoy our published haiku poems and art!
Ms. Lozada
4th Grade
Ice Dragon
Graceson R.
It’s snowing outside
my big pet ice dragon sees
people snowball fighting
The Cold Wind
Henry A.
Christmas time
the freezing waterfall
family celebrating a new year
Winter Haiku
Melany F.
Deer eating food
Friends sledding
ice breaking, snowball fights
Ms. Miller
3rd Grade
Winter Haiku
Alexis D.
Santa’s snow ball
sledding reindeer
cold winter coat, gloves, and presents.
Dragons FC Soccer League
Adriana L.
I like to celebrate with my families.
Celebrate holidays,
happy winter, and have fun.
Winter Haiku
Mariah F.
Playground field
playing snowball fight
making igloos and building a bike
Ms. Afzal
3rd Grade
Winter Haiku
Jessica R.
Me and my friends play
snowball fight and we get cold
together and playing tag
Winter Haiku
Andrivel Q.
My nose is stuffy
icy floor is so crunchy and slippery
a reindeer, rabbit, and deer fly through the sky.
Winter Haiku
Jocelyn M.
My sister throwing snow
coming at me in the wind
sisters outside
Ms. Pease
3rd Grade
Winter Haiku
Sophia B.
A reindeer
Snowball fights
Santa delivering presents
Winter Haiku
Manuel F.
Walking through trees
Snow falling down
Coffee brown mushrooms
Winter Haiku
Silana N.
Rabbits go by
Snowman is smiling at
me sledding
