Los árboles son colores: Haiku at Avondale

This week: seasonal haiku! Students were encouraged to start with the season of their choice, and then see how many they could make. We ready poems by Issa, and discussed using elements of nature particular to each season to get a sensory feel for the time of year.

Ms. Miller
3rd Grade

 

Winter Poem
Isaly R.

It is very very cold
I like to drink hot coco
Making snowmans is cool

 

Spring Poem
Michael N.

animals come out
The Zoo opens in spring
we can go places

 

Summer Poem
Allison Z.

going to the pool
celebrating my b-day
going to the park

 

Fall Poem
Michael N.

brown leaves are coming
my birthday is coming
my cousin’s birthday is too

 

 

Ms. Batres
3rd Grade

 

Winter Poem
Jose M.

I play with the snow
its so cold
when its Christmas, santa, and the elfs.

 

Spring Poem
Christopher A.

animales son como personas
los árboles son colores
agua es el cielo

translation

Spring Poem
Christopher A.

animals are like people
the trees are colors
water is the sky

 

Summer Poem
Christian A.

the beach’s floor is so hot
in summer i can go to the park
when i swim i do a big splash!

 

Fall Poem
Angel R.

Las hojas están cayendo.
El color de los hojas son brillantes.
Hace mucho viento.

translation

Fall Poem
Angel R.

The leaves are falling.
The color of the leaves is very bright.
It’s very windy.

 

Ms. Pease
3rd Grade

 

Winter Poem
Xiomaris T.

Snow on the grass.
flowers are gone.
You can drink coco.

 

Spring Poem
Melany F.

Tulip
flowers
Sunny

 

Summer Poem
Henry A.

Surfing at the beach.
going swimming.
A vacation to somewhere fun.

 

Fall Poem
Michael S.

Colored leaves
No leaves in trees
no grass

 

 

 

 

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