Time for zombie haiku. Try writing some of your own. Post and publish them on your blog. The best ones about zombies will win small but fun prizes! These are due by the end of class on October 29.
Write at least two for your grade.
Write at least two for your grade.
The pattern for haiku is
3 lines:
5 syllables
7 syllables
5 syllables
(Tales of Ba Sing Se) 12:57 iTunes Notice that once he falls into the school, Sokka speaks in haiku.
(Tales of Ba Sing Se) 12:57 iTunes Notice that once he falls into the school, Sokka speaks in haiku.
Here are some Zombie haiku samples, by my teacher friend, Joe Anson:
“let’s give her a hand”—
zombie’s attempt to find a
snack for his daughter
hand and foot in mouth
is a meal for young zombies
not another plague
watching The Walking
Dead reminds zombies of old
fam’ly videos
rude teenage rebel
learned painful lesson; she told
zombie, “Just bite me.”
the hunger games are
undeniably zombie’s
favorite pastime
The pattern for haiku is
3 lines:
5 syllables
7 syllables
5 syllables
zombie haiku are
highly addictive ‘cuz they
get into your blood
beware, seventh grade!
Dorsey and other teachers
get into your brains
writing zombie 'ku
count syllables carefully
grades and brains at stake
--- Ms. D.
These three are due on this term:
- children's books -- quality draft due Wednesday, October 23, by the end of class
- me-bag stories -- revise and edit as needed
- inspired-by poems
If extra time, work on your zombie haiku. (Due Oct. 29)
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