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Wednesday, December 23, 2020

SLJ - Summer Haiku

 Hey Readers!

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Today I decided to do the Summer Haiku for SLJ.

It had to go

5 5 5 5 5 Words

7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Words

5 5 5 5 5 Words


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I enjoyed this activity because I liked thinking about all the things we do in summer. I also liked deciding the words.


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It was challenging finding a free beach photo that I liked but I finally found one on Unsplash (All images on Unsplash are completely free and you can download good quality images with a click of the green download button. You can also thank the photographer once you have downloaded their photo.) I also needed a sun in my picture so I used remove.bg to take one from another image.


Anyway you probably are bored of me blabbering my head off so I will show you my Haiku.

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If you can't read what it says it says:

Waves crash on the shore
Golden sand coats the warm beach floor
The ocean gleams in the sun 

I kinda cheated on the five in the last line because I had to put 6 because I couldn't think of anything with only five words, so I hope you forgive me!

Anyway this was fun but it's time for me to go!
Bye Readers!


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Now, Goodbye (but properly this time though)











 

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2 comments:

  1. Charlotte S @ Summer Learning Journey TeamDecember 23, 2020 at 2:03 PM

    Kia ora Sophie,

    Thank you for sharing your haiku!

    I love the descriptive words you have used in your poem. Describing the sand as “golden” instantly makes me picture a beautiful warm beach.

    It can be really hard to fit in with the syllables. While this may not technically count as a haiku, it is still a lovely poem. A big pakipaki for finding a free image as well! I know this can be tricky.

    I look forward to seeing more of your posts!

    Charlotte (SLJ)

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  2. Angela JonesJanuary 6, 2021 at 9:18 PM

    Happy New Year Sophie. Great to see you have been doing some Summer Learning Journey activities. I enjoyed reading your haiku and I love how you published it with the beach background. I look forward to checking back in and seeing if you have completed any more activities.
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