Acrostic Poems How to write them!. L.O. To be able to write an Acrostic Weather Poem Outcome: By the end of the lesson you will know what an acrostic.

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Acrostic Poems How to write them!

L.O. To be able to write an Acrostic Weather Poem Outcome: By the end of the lesson you will know what an acrostic poem is and have written your own so that it can be shared with the class.

What is an acrostic poem? Answer: Acrostic is a poem in which special letters spell another word.

Here’s one I made earlier! S ometimes hard work C ool teachers H omework O n Tuesday I have computers O lder students go to science lab L et’s have fun with Mrs. Contreras

Let’s try another about weather. Rattling roofs, Animals hide, I dream, Night glows.

Here are some words to help you! Can you think of anymore? Sunshine Thunder Rain Lightning Snow Wind

Now your turn! On your piece of paper write an acrostic poem