Teaching poetry with the K’s.

The chart for the spring facts.

The I poem chart for Spring.

Spring “I” Poem Chart for the Spring Poem: Spring comes after winter and before summer. The rainfalls and the sun shines. People play outside. They fly kites and ride bikes. People plant seeds. Plants begin to grow. I am spring. I can watch kids ride bikes. I smell honey flowers in the garden. I feel hot because of the cozy sun. I am spring. I wonder when the sun is going to help make plants grow. I hear mocking birds in the winds. I am spring.

The bird I poem chart.

The I poem for birds.

Birds Shared Writing Poem Birds chart Poem Birds can fly. They can sing. Birds can eat worms. Some birds are big and some are small. They build nests. They have many colors. I am a bird. I can soar in the sky. I hear people whistling at me. I taste earth worms. I wonder about building my nest high up in the tree. I have wings that help me fly. I see clouds as I fly up hight in the sky. I am a bird.

The Monarch Butterfly I poem chart.

The graphic organizer for the

Student Art work I poem says: I am spring. I can grow flowers. I see butterflies. I am spring.

Monarch Shared Writing Poem I am a Monarch Butterfly. I smell honey flowers. I see my butterfly friends flying. I taste the nectar with my straw tongue. I am a Monarch Butterfly. I wonder when I lay my eggs on the milkweed. I feel the winder at my back. I am a Monarch butterfly.

An I poem written by this student.

A student writing his I poem.

Student Artwork: I am a bird. I see my friends fly. I feel wind blowing me. I taste earthworms. I am a bird. I want to build my nest. I say, “ tweet, tweet to my friends.” I hope my wings are strong. I am a bird.

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