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Haiku Writing - Workbook for Student
What is a Haiku? A haiku is a type of short poem that comes from Japan. It has three lines, and each line has a specific number of syllables. Haikus often focus on nature, feelings, or simple moments, capturing a single thought or observation. --- Step 1: Understand the Structure Haikus have three lines with a specific number of syllables: - Line 1: 5 syllables - Line 2: 7 syllables - Line 3: 5 syllables Haikus are unrhymed, meaning they don’t have to rhyme, but they should have a rhythm that makes them easy to read. --- Step 2: Pick a Topic Haikus often focus on nature, seasons, animals, or feelings. Some examples: - Nature: Flowers, trees, the sky. - Seasons: Winter, spring, summer, fall. - Feelings: Happiness, calm, excitement. Write your topic here: My Topic: _______________________________________ --- Step 3: Write Your Haiku Line 1: 5 Syllables Start by describing your topic or an observation related to it. Example: "Bright sun in the sky" My Line 1: _______________________________________ Line 2: 7 Syllables Add a more detailed description or action related to your topic. Example: "Birds singing in the trees" My Line 2: _______________________________________ Line 3: 5 Syllables Finish with a thought, feeling, or simple conclusion. Example: "The day feels so warm." My Line 3: _______________________________________ --- Step 4: Write Your Final Haiku Now put all three lines together to complete your haiku. My Haiku: ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ --- Step 5: Illustrate Your Haiku Draw a picture that matches your haiku! --- Example Haiku Topic: A Sunny Day Bright sun in the sky, Birds singing in the warm breeze, The world feels so calm. --- Bonus Challenge Write your own haiku about a different topic. Try focusing on something in nature or how you feel today! |
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