First, we do a Circle Map of everything we know about Leaves.
Then, I demonstrate writing an acrostic poem on the doc cam on my own paper.
Once their rough draft has been approved, they were able to write their final draft. After they write their poem, they are able to try their hand at leaf rubbing (I have fake leaves that have veins in them to do this). The first time was difficult for them, but some of them actually were able to do it! Click HERE to get the LEAVES printable.
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| You can see the leaf rubbings really well in this one |
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I love exploring the beauty of nature through acrostic poetry, and "LEAVES" is such a wonderful topic for this form of creative expression. Each line of the poem can highlight different aspects of leaves—their life cycle, colors, and the way they dance in the wind. By focusing on each letter of the word "LEAVES," I can create vivid imagery that captures the essence of autumn or the renewal of spring. Writing acrostic poetry like this allows me to connect deeply with the natural world and appreciate the small https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/best-assignment-writing-services-review-top-5-websites-gloria-kopp-cvlzf details that often go unnoticed
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