2. Bryant Elementary Mrs. Martin - 2nd Grade Is it a Haiku? GO

3. What is a Haiku? A haiku is a short Japanese type poem consisting of three lines. The first and third lines have five syllables, the second line has seven. Frogs sit on the bank A ripple on the pond forms As they all jump in Go

4. What are syllables? Syllables are parts that make up a word that are seperated by vowel sounds. bird popcorn butterfly Go

5. How many Syllables? Count the syllables of each line and click your answer. Clap, tap, or snap to help you hear the syllables! 1. Frogs sit on the bank 10 5 31053 2. A ripple on the pond forms 7 4 5745 3. As they all jump in 8 1 5815 Go

6. Correct ! Go

7. Correct ! Go

8. Correct ! Go

9. Not quite Frogs sit on the bank 5 Go

10. Not quite Frogs sit on the bank 5 Go

11. Almost A ripple on the pond forms 7 Go

12. Almost A ripple on the pond forms 7 Go

13. Hold on As they all jump in 5 Go

14. Hold on As they all jump in 5 Go

15. Great job! You did it! Go

16. Haiku Syllable Pattern The syllable pattern in a haiku is always 5 7 5 Go

17. Review the lesson Go

18. Is it a haiku? We met at the park Swinging up high, digging holes Imaginations YesYes NoNo Go

19. Incorrect, this is a haiku Go

20. Great job! Go

21. Good Job! Youve worked very hard to learn what a haiku is. You can count the syllables in a line. You know that the haiku syllable pattern is 5-7-5.