Project

You will be putting together a Photostory of poems that you have read, written and illustrated.

Directions: - Have a title page - Include all the following poems - Read all of your poems - Each poem must be illustrated (half drawn by you and the other half you may you clip art) - if you use clip art or other images, they must be cited right under the image - Only put your first name in the Photostory - no last names will be accepted (we may put these projects onto a wiki or our website). - No moving animations will be allowed in this Photostory - Include an end slide (do not say, "Thank you for watching my Photostory"). Just put your first name and date.

Each of the following items need to be put into your Photostory.

Title Page:
 * Only your first name - not your last name.
 * Date
 * Illustration

Title: Imitation Poem Take a poem that you have enjoyed reading during this unit. Write a poem that is similar. You will need to have the original poem and the one that you have written.

Title: Cinquain Poem
 * Line 1: || a one-word line, a noun, that gives the poem its title ||
 * Line 2: || two adjectives that describes what the poem is about ||
 * Line 3: || three action -ing verbs that describe something the subject of the poem does ||
 * Line 4: || a phrase that indicates a feeling related to the subject of the poem ||
 * Line 5: || a one-word line, noun, that sums about the poem is about, essentially renaming it ||

Title: Limerick Include two limericks, for more details on how to write one, look at the sidebar under "Limerick."

Title: Bio Poem

Line 1: Your first name

Line 2: Who is...(Descriptive words that describe you)

Line 3: Who is brother or sister of...

Line 4: Who loves...(three ideas or people)

Line 5: Who feels...(three ideas )

Line 6: Who needs...(three ideas)

Line 7: Who gives...(three ideas)

Line 8: Who fears...(three ideas)

Line 9: Who would like to see...

Line 10: Who shares...

Line 11: Who is...

Line 12: Who would like to be when he/she grows up?

Line 13: Your fist name again

Title: Haiku

code Write three haiku poems about one aspect of nature; include a one sentence description of what all three poems are about. For example, you could write three haiku poems about three different types of birds or three different types of flowers.

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