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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    REGION IV–A – CALABARZON
    SCHOOLS DIVISION OF LIPA CITY
    LIPA CITY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
    LIPA CITY, BATANGAS

    Creative Writing
    Performance Task (Week 3)

    Name _________________________ Year/Strand/Section _______________

    Fun with Haiku


    A haiku (pronounced “hi-koo”) is a three-line poem, often about a season or
    nature. It has rules for the number of syllables on each line. Usually, the last line
    makes an observation.
    Example

    Winter is coming. Snow will be arriving


    Haiku Rules soon. We should rake the leaves.

    Line 1: Five syllables Line 2: Seven


    syllables Line 3: Five syllables

    Write your own haiku here:

    ________________________________________
    _________________________________________________
    ________________________________________
    Checked by:

    ABEGAIL M. MARISCOTES
    G12 HUMSS Level Coordinator

    NELSON EVANGELISTA
    Principal

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