Onomatopoeia Fireworks Poem

 

 

Onomatopoeia is describing a sound that you hear such as " POW" or "SPLAT".  That was one of our  focuses for our poem. Our learning asset was whai whakaaro\ thinker. 

A few parts were hard for me because finding the right words to rhyme with the words that I wrote in my poem were quite difficult because the sentence fireworks are always fun, you never want it to end,

but you just have to be patient and wait until next year. That sentence didn't rhyme so that kind of let me down in my poem. The easiest parts of being a thinker were adding onomatopoeia in to my poem as well as repeating it at the end of my poem. Next time I need to add better adjectives to describe my poem.

Change Poem

 

We were learning to write a poem about change and what change meant to us. We had to brainstorm as many ideas as we could about change e.g: Change is friendships, climate, money, etc. There are many possible ways to show change.

I found it easy to choose the one word that sums up change in that one word fits the word CHANGE. It was easy to decide what nine ideas I put in my poem because everyone wrote down their ideas on sheets of papers that were all around the classroom.

I found it hard to decide what font I was going to choose for this poem because I like many fonts but I like the font I chose the most.

I enjoyed making a gradient for my background because I like the mix of soft pink and pastel yellow. I also found it fun to walk around the class write my ideas down for what change meant to me because I have many reasons why change is very important.

Next time I need to think about level 3 vocab in my poem because I think I could use some work on that.