This week in Oak class we have been learning about Haiku poems. These are a form of poem from Japan that have only three lines: the first and third lines have 5 syllables and the second line has 7 syllables. Some of the children decided to write their own Haikus about Remembrance Day.
Eleven o’clock
Soldiers sacrifice for us
Pippies in a field
By Seb
Soldiers from the war
Remember the sacrifice
Poppies by their grave
By Angelo
Remembrance Day
Let’s be thankful for soldiers
Move on from war time
By Ruby & Edie
New poppies growing
Remember their sacrifice
In honour of them
By Felipe
Poppies in the field
Remembering men who died
From the battle grounds
By Rose
Poppies rise from ground
Soldiers shoot on battlefields
Tanks fire every day
By Vladimir
The soldiers fighting
Remebering the soldiers
Everyone was scared
By Josh