To start my final week with the 4th graders at Dulles, I thought we would try our hand at some Haiku. We read translations of Issa Kobayashi and discussed how Haiku are based on observations that lead us to have a discovery, and that they are short and to the point. I provided some photos for them to analyze, and they wrote some Haiku of their own!
Ms. Wilson’s Class
The white and blue car
by Michael
I see blue and white colors
I see butterfly doors
It is kind of shaped like butterfly wings
The staring llama
by E’Moni
Look at that llama looking at me
and it is eating hay while staring at me
the eyes are so far apart
and llamas are so big and it is gray and brown.
Butterfly doors
by Taraji
Butterfly doors are car doors opened up
The bridge looks like a rollercoaster without the cart ride
The man looks like he is on a cliff and about to fall
The llama looks like the tongue is out while chewing its food.
Car
by Courtney
the door of the car look like a butterfly
it look like he is about to fall off the cliff
he looking at the cliff
Black Llama
by Brooklyn
The llama is black
the llama like hay
the llama tongue
Blue Car
by Deziah
Blue car with shiny rims
Blue and white flames
and a black creepy skeleton
The Dog
by Kayiona
Walking the dog
People down
Man stairs
downstairs.
(here are the images they wrote about)
