Five Senses Poem (FREEBIE!)

Are you looking for a fun way to get students writing an ENJOYING poetry? Have students use their senses and write a five senses poem!

This is a simple poetry lesson that asks students to use their senses to write a five senses poem. Included are student directions and rough draft writing paper.

Details:

This download includes 3 No Prep PDF pages in a zipped file:

* Student poetry form directions worksheet (in both color and black & white)

* Rough draft poem writing paper

This poem form is one of the 13 forms included in my super popular 6-week independent poetry project and other poetry materials.

Enjoy this freebie and writing poetry with your students!

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