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Feb 29, 2024 · Since Leap Day only comes around every four years, now is the perfect time to teach your kids all about why we have a Leap Year with this free printable Leap Day Worksheet.
- Try The “I Am” Poem Template
- Write An Autobiography Poem
- Get The Printable Acrostic Worksheet
- Use Our Haiku Worksheet
- Learn How to Write A Limerick
- Teach Your Class How to Write A Couplet
- Try Your Hand at Blackout Poetry
The “I Am” poem worksheet includes sentence starters to guide student writing. Remind them to start and end with the same sentence.
This one is also very guided, but it’s a great intro to poetry. We’ve included instructions below each line.
Students can use our template to write acrostic poems with their names, seasonal words, or vocabulary words from science or social studies for a nice cross-curricular activity.
Because haiku have syllable requirements, we’ve added those below each line to help students out. There’s room for them to write three haiku.
In addition to syllable requirements, limericks have a rhyme scheme, so we have line-by-line instructions on this one as well.
Couplets end in a rhyming word, so we’ve created boxes at the end of each line as a reminder. We recommend having students select their rhyming words first.
For the blackout poem, we pulled a page from J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan. (New to blackout poetry? Read this article.) Yes! I Want This Bundle!
Leap Year 2024 Handwriting Sheet. Leap Year Addition Handwriting Sheet. Leap Year Bookmark Handwriting Sheet. Leap Year Cutting Practice Handwriting Sheet. Leap Year Maze Handwriting Sheet. Leap Year Number Tracing Handwriting Sheet. Leap Year Roll-the-Dice Handwriting Sheet. Leap Year Skip Counting Handwriting Sheet.
I’m happy to share the ones I made for my students to help introduce the concept of leap years. This free pack includes: an introduction to the reasons for leap years, with comprehension questions. open ended writing template. a fill-in-the-blank calendar up to February 29th. You can read more over at Whimsy Workshop Teaching about leap years ...
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Feb 29, 2024 · My zeal is February long. Your world's the sun to me, my love; This monthlong gift from God above. 2.20.23. In this sonnet-style poem, blending a bit of Spenserian and Miltonic styles, the speaker celebrates their soulmate's birth month of February (and actual Leap Day) by treating every day like her birthday.
See all 324 resources. 230 Followers. Students can celebrate the leap year (February 29, 2/29) by writing an acrostic poem. Students have the choice of writing a poem for either "Leap Day" or "Leap Year." There is an option to print with or without the leap frog clipart.
This LEAP YEAR ACTIVITIES PACK includes the poem "Leap Year" by Kristin Menke with a poetry analysis lesson focused on summarizing, theme, literary devices, writing, and personal reflection! You can practice analyzing poetry with your older elementary (4th grade and 5th grade) and middle school stud...
