Love Poem for a Character: Use for ANY Novel {Grades 7-12}
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In this lesson, students will take on the persona of a character in your current novel study or their own independent reading books and then write a haiku about something or someone that they love. Students will write their final drafts on candy hearts - a great addition to your classroom decor around Valentine's Day!
This Product Includes:
- An editable Google Slide presentation with a prewriting exercise, examples, and directions for writing a haiku
- A PDF/printable version for students to complete by hand
- A digital/editable version that you can assign on Google Classroom
- Colorful variations of the assignment
- A blank version that you can use to customize the directions for the assignment
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