Tree Haiku?

     Hey Jams' Fire here and today I went on the The Daily Explorer website and found an interesting post. Basically it teaches you how to make a Haiku out of the topic trees, you may ask, "What is a Haiku?" Well, a Haiku is a form of poetry, it has 17 syllables in 3 lines.

The first line will have the 5 syllables, the second will have 7 syllables, and the last will have 5 syllables and adds up to 17 syllables in total.

An Example of a Haiku: I mean I can't think of one properly right?

An old silent pond...

A frog jumps into the pond,

splash! Silence again.

(Haiku by: Basho Matsuo)

This kind of activity is really fun!

If you want to try this activity visit The Daily Explorer here. 

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