More Halloween Haikus

I'm a monster face,

you are a witch with a broom.

We say: Trick- or - treat!! 

Julia Expósito y Julián Domínguez 1°A

Laught at my pumpkin

it becomes a monster

you are going to die.

 Ángela Antúnez y Marta Cardoso 1º A 

A witch with a broom

vampire and monster's face

saying trick-or-treat

Alba Ávila y Pablo Conde 1º B y  A 

Asking for candy

I have got two boo ghosts

with two hanging bats

                            Iván Roldán and Julia Domínguez


                     I buy sweets
          I put the sweets at the door
              You run and take them

Laura Granado

 

 
 

Halloween Haikus in 1ºA-B

In my bigger house.
There's a terrifying ghost.
It's got a white face.

José Antonio Marín Navarro y Javier Morales Jiménez 1 A 

There are two spiders,
ghosts and bats and four pumpkins
in my haunted house.

Alba María Guillén Salgueiro and Ana Román González, 1º A and B.

I´m just a vampire,
look up in your neck, see it?
that you have bad dreams... 
Alberto Grande García y Celia Ortega León, 1ºA

-I'm Perfect Pumpking 
-Yes ,I like you , you're pretty
-Oh yes ,you made me .
Leticia Rodriguez Figueroa, 1ºA

Asking for candy

I have got two BOO ghosts

with two hanging bats.

Julia Domínguez e Iván Roldán

He has got big teeth

He loves to drink red blood

Which is the monster?

Roberto Gutiérrez (1°A) y Roberto Fuentes (1°B)

Halloween Haikus

 A haiku is a Japanese poem with no rhyme with a typical structure (5 syllables / 7 syllables /5 syllables)

Let's read these Halloween haikus. Can you write one?

http://www.chicagonow.com/listing-beyond-forty/2014/10/halloween-haikus/

Haiku: part 2

These are the haiku poems we wrote in our 3ºB class. Well done, poets!

                                      Love is so crazy                                        

Everybody wants to find it

Love is too special

José Manuel Guerrero

There are green forests                                                                   People are to go mad

Lots of bushes with flowers                                                            Cupido shoots his arrow

All is beautiful                                                                                 Women and men love

Lola Barba                                                                                     Antonio Carlos Jinénez

Brown and green leaves fell                                                            The sun is big

In this season I wear hats                                                                The sun makes the world shiny

Lots of rainy days                                                                           Its rays are warm

Andrés León                                                                                  Manuel León

                                                            It´s a large season

                                                          It´s smell is incredible

                                                            I love spring and sun

                                                            Rosana Quintana

You are so pretty                                    I really love sport                          I smell the flower

You break my heart and I bleed          Football is special for me            I run on the street of spring

I can´t build my heart                               Football is my life                             I lie on the grass

Gloria Cascajosa                                        David Mendoza                                Damián Santaella

Haiku

Today we are going to work with haiku poems, which are Japanese poems with no rhyme with a typical structure.

Spring is in the Air

by Kaitlyn Guenther

Spring is in the air
Flowers are blooming sky high
Children are laughing

https://www.youngwriters.co.uk/types-haiku-poem
http://www.kidzone.ws/poetry/haiku.htm