Cinquain Poem
A cinquain poem is a five-line poem that is diamond-shaped. Start with a theme word (noun) and then use the pattern: 1 noun, 2 adjectives, 3 gerunds, 1 full sentence, and finally a synonym for the first noun.
Castle Strong, beautiful Imposing, protecting, watching Symbolizes wealth and power Fortress
Penguins White, black Waddling, swimming, eating They are playing in the water Emperors
Write a cinquain poem based on one of the following “summer” themes: SUMMER, HOLIDAY, VACATION, SUNSHINE, RELAXATION, NATIONAL PARKS, BEACHES, FESTIVALS.
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Watch and say: What are the people doing? Why do you think they are doing this? Do you think they enjoy doing this?
True or false? 1.The race is more than 200 years old. 2.The cheese travels at more than 40 miles an hour. 3.Competitors have to catch the cheese before it reaches the bottom of the hill. 4.There is no protection for spectators. 5.Craig Brown is the winner.