During National Poetry Month I taught the fibonacci poem form to kindergarteners. I posted some last week and here are the rest for Poetry Friday. Mrs.Magistrale and I adapted the form, using words instead of syllables to make it sucessful for them.
Play station
Bradley, Me
Kung Fu Panda
I like football and racing
We play video games in the family room.
~Braxton B.
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Flowers
Flowers grow
Grow into trees
They grow taller and taller
They need soil and water and sunlight.
~Reece N.
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Flowers
Different sizes
Sun, water, grow
Red, orange, blue, yellow, purple
Favorite flower is a little red rose.
~Kailey C.
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Umbrella
Rain drops
Snap, splash, splat
Polka dots green and brown
Rainy days are yucky and muddy and gross.
~Piper H.
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Love
My family
We ride motorcycles
I love my family a lot
My mom is going out to her parents
~Bryce H.
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Playing
With friends
We play outside
I can swing myself high
My best friend plays soccer and see saw.
~Dylan S.
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Random Noodling is hosting Poetry Friday.
Happy Reading.
MsMac
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These are wonderful (as were the prior Fibs you posted here, too). Thanks for sharing them, and bravo to the poets!
Way to go, Kinders! You counted your words and painted a picture in my mind with them!
What great poems! How I would love to watch a flower grow into a tree.
These are WONDERFUL! Way to go, poets!
Sounds like your little ones had a great time with the fibs. I love all the sounds and visuals in Piper’s poem!
Great job, Kindergarteners! You choose such delightful words to make your poems come alive!
Laura