26th March 24
This week Form IV spent an English lesson in the school grounds gathering vocabulary. We did nature rubbings to get different colours and textures, we made a sound map and nature cocktails in beaker when finding words for scents. It was a lot of fun using four of our senses to find different adjectives in the playground.
The next lesson, we used all our wonderful words to write some Haiku – traditional Japanese poetry based on nature. Some of our favourites are shared below with you:
Bright crimson roses
Fragrance waltzed in the zephyr Like ballerinas. |
The lavender’s blue
The foxglove is beautiful Lovely blossoms bloom.
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A majestic bird
Soaring in the high blue sky As teal as can be.
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Winter white roses
Spreads a tasty aroma Of floral perfume. |
Bright sapphire red
Moves like waves dancing around Emerald field . |
Daffodils dances
In the bright beautiful sun In a lovely group.
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The daffodils are
Beautiful and bright yellow They look like the sun.
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Tulips waltzed with pride
In the zephyr together Like ballerinas.
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Glowing bright daisies
Underneath the shining sun Fragrance filled your nose.
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The red tulips shone
They danced in the cool breeze Someone picked them up.
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Golden yellow sun
Shining in the topaz sky Makes me feel calm.
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Winter snow white rose
That smells of strong, fine perfume Waltzing in the breeze.
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Lavender blooming
Flowers bloom in the bright sun Lime green grass grows up. |
The lovely flowers
In the zephyr with the trees Dancing in the grass.
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Pale white roses
They are so cold they just freeze Standing full of dread. |
Bright amethyst rose
Waltzing gently in the zephyr Smells of strong perfume.
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Lillies floating on
Dainty emerald pads so Peacefully drifting. |
Calming red flowers
Growing gently in the breeze As tall as the trees. |
The jade stems so soft
Citrus flowers with great smells Damp textures mix. |
Tall broad woodland tree
As high as a mountain’s peak Coloured strong bark brown. |
Sapphire blue sky
Soaring birds fly to a tree Emerald green grass. |
Ruby red swists were Swaying gently in the breeze Like ballerinas. |