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Guidelines for kids
Make your haiku three lines long. Make it very short so every word counts. Describe an image you have seen with your eyes. Make the third line a surprise.
Here are some examples:
The cat is sleeping
But little do they know
He is listening
- Gracie Paullus, Minnesota
An armadillo
Hears a wolf as he walks by
Curls up for safety
- Kaitlyn, age 5
Long woven branches
Warm hollow home for squirrels
Resting spot for snow
- Luke, age 8
The sun is shining
It is yellow orange and red
It's shining on me
The wind is howling
It's whispering in my ear
It's telling me a secret
- Kayla, age 9
The wind blows fiercely
Knocking over all my things
It is a nuisance
- Stephanie, age 9
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