Our Cinquain Poems

This week for our Big Write Session, we have been learning about Cinquain Poems. We had to write about a Storm and a Sunset. Thanks you to our parents for assisting us with our Talk Homework this week. 

We discussed the different verbs, adjectives and similes we could use in our poems. After that we did a plan on the board to help us with our writing. Below are some examples from our class. 

Storm

Beastly, powerful

Throwing, pouring, stretching

Lightning as bright as fireworks

Destroyer

- By Sacha

Storm,

Drenched, pitch-black

Pouring, thundering, striking

Thunder beating like millions of hearts

Spinning top

- Jarni

Storm,

Dreadful, criminal

Creeping, crashing, pouring

Thunder beating like a thousand drums

Killer

- By Maunil

Storm,

Petrifying, blood curdling

Creeping, swooshing, sweeping

As dangerous as Jack Ripper

Cyclone

- By McKenna 

Storm,

Terrifying, damp

Spinning, growling, splashing

Lightning as bright as the day light

Dangerous

- By Ella

Storm,

Horrifying, paralyzing

Stretching, creeping, growling

Thunder as loud as volcanoes erupting

Hurricane

- By Tatiana