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Writing Weathergrams Students will learn about weathergrams in this poetry activity. They will then write their own...		Couplets: Find My Better Half Kids can create couplets by using the rhyming words in the word bank.
Promises: Writing a Poem In this activity, students will learn why some events anticipate other events. Then they will...		Hang Up a Haiku This fun printable helps children create a haiku by hanging the syllables up on a clothesline.
Enter the Poetry Contest Encourage children's creativity with this poem writing activity. In this printable, children...		Couplets Game This fun learning game helps children learn about couplets.
"I'm Thankful for . . ." Give thanks with this printable music activity. Children will write a poem about something they...		Trite Similes Instructions Children learn all about trite similes with this fun learning game.
Creating Mental Pictures with Metaphors Using metaphor as a tool is the focus of this printable activity.		Writing Diamantes Children can easily write a poem of their own with this fun writing printable.
How to Read a Poem This student handout will help students to read, understand, evaluate, and write poetry.		Writing Fall Haiku In this printable, children will learn about haiku and practice writing poems about autumn.
Alexander Pushkin Word Search Learn about the life and works of Russian writer Alexander Pushkin with this word search.		Scoring Rubric: Poetry The organization, elements of poetry writing, grammar, usage, mechanics, and spelling of a...
Couplets Exercise your creative thinking by writing couplets, using the examples given as guidance.		Poetic Language in "Memories of Christmas" Students will understand and appreciate the use of literal and figurative language though...
Rhyme Relay Kids can get creative by writing poems with their friends, one line at a time!		Comfort Teacher's Guide Incorporate creative arts into your curriculum through the poetry, drama, and discussion...
Limericks: What's My Line? Create a limerick by rhyming the last line with the first. You can use the word bank to help...		Denotation/Connotation The vocabulary words used in this lesson stem from realism literature. Students are asked to...

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