The document provides examples of different poetry forms including an acrostic poem, cinquain poem, limericks, and a parallel poem. The acrostic poem spells out fractions using the letters in the word. The cinquain poem focuses on the topic of poetry. Two short limericks are given about a girl named Brooke and a man named Kyle. A parallel poem compares the color blue to shadows, clouds, waves, and cave lighting and compares the color yellow to power, flowers, light, and avoiding fights.

1. Written by Tara Teresa Heta Norman.

2. W.A.L.T: write an Acrostic Poem. F iguring out 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, from R elating to the numbers A nd dividing the numbers C an get you a whole number or T he whole number with left over's I n the result’s O ne half, one third, one quarter written as N umerator on top and denominator on bottom S hows you how to write fractions .

3. W.A.L.T: write a cinquain poem Main Idea Relating, Outcome Comprehending, Collecting, Concentrating Getting the big idea Title Poetry Emotional, Quality Focusing, Frustrating, Finished Coming out expressing slowly Writing

4. W.A.L.T: write a limerick poem. There was a girl called Brooke Who couldn't use a hook She had a lot of dolls That loved doing forward rolls Then ran to tell Captain Cook. There was a man named Kyle Who can walk a mile He went to the park To get some bark Then came home with some tiles.

5. W.A.L.T: write a parallel poem. Blue Blue is the shadowing highlighted glow Blue is the clouds straight when you blow Blue is the far away, seeking waves Blue is skylight in the caves. Yellow Yellow is the smashing power Yellow is the rain bowed flower Yellow is the bright light Yellow will never make me fight .