Friday 30 August 2013

Poetry

This week we have started exploring poetry during our writing lessons.  We have learnt that there are lots of different forms of poetry and are looking forward to exploring them over the next few weeks.  We have only just started, but already are feeling proud of the work we are doing and wanted to share some Onomatopoeic Poems with you, so please read on...
Water

Swoosh
Splash
Crash
Woosh go the waves


Trees
Rustling
Waving
Blowing
Rattling
Crushing
Moving
Trees

By Jasmine and Miranda


Wind
Woo
Woosh
Swish goes the wind in the trees


Clocks
Ticks
Rattles
Click
Snap
Ching
Ding when the alarm goes off.

By Amy


Leaves
Rustling
Ripping
Crunching
Blowing 
and away they go.

Rain
Drip
Drop
Plop
Ting as the rain hits the roof.

By Charlotte

1 comment:

  1. After reading your poems I could almost smell the rain and feel the leaves.
    Great work.

    I have seen some poems in the shape of what is being described. For example describing a tree is written in the shape of one!
    Looking forward to more of your work.

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