Year 5 Haiku Poems
You may be wondering what a Haiku is? It is a traditional Japanese poem which has a few rules:
- A Haiku has three lines.
- Line one has 5 syllables.
- Line two has 7 syllables.
- Line three has 5 syllables.
- Haikus do not rhyme.
The Olden Days – by Thomas
Back then it was odd,
There was no technology,
Just playing old games.
Summer – by Chloe
Summer is so near,
Time to jump and cheer hooray,
It’s family time.
Rainbows – by Tate
The grey cloudy sky,
Clashed with the warm sunny day,
Then rainbows emerge.
Home – by Coby
Together we stand,
Although we are all at home,
Still friends forever.
Strange World- by Lily
There is a strange world,
School is closed but we still learn,
Busy in lockdown.
Teachers – by Oliver
Working at home now;
The teachers have helped so much;
Grateful, we are lots.
Outside – by Maddie
Sometimes when outside.
Sunshine follows heavy rain.
Rainbows show colours.
NHS – by Sam
Rainbows hanging up,
World in isolation,
Stay safe and apart.
School Picnic – by Lewis
Picnic with my friends
We all played a lot of games
It was so much fun
Mrs Chisholm was inspired by the picnic and wrote…
Together Again – by Mrs Chisholm
Huge smiles everywhere,
A community of friends,
Together again.