Inspiration and Information About the Outdoors
Inspiration and Information About the Outdoors
Haiku is a form of poetry that originated in Japan. It is made up of 17 syllables in 3 lines that usually don’t rhyme. Traditionally, haiku focuses on the natural world. This week, have your students write their own haiku about nature. Just follow the form below:
LINE 1: 5 syllables
LINE 2: 7 syllables
LINE 3: 5 syllables
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An Outdoor Adventure in an Overgrown Ghost Town
Eleven Days, Thirteen Clues, and One Kid Who Won’t Give Up
Can 12-year old Cricket survive on her own in an overgrown ghost town? Join Cricket as she forages, explores the outdoors, and tries to solve a thirty-year-old art mystery clue trail.
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