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ABOUT THIS RESOURCE
This product is an anchor chart that describes three
FUN types of poetry!
This product can be useful in your poetry unit as
students explore different types of poetry.
It can be scaled down and copied for student
notebooks or projected & traced onto chart paper
for the class.
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types
3 of

ALPHABET POEM SIMILE POEM

In an alphabet poem, each A simile poem is a series of
line begins with a letter of the similes.
alphabet. It is different than an A simile poem compares the
acrostic poem as the letters go topic/subject of the poem to
in order, starting with A and various objects.
ending with Z. Like all poems, a simile poem
Each line builds upon the does not need to rhyme, but
subject of the poem. rhyme can help add meaning.

WORD COUNT CINQUAIN

A cinquain is a 5 line poem. Cinquains are short but meant to
convey feeling. There are different types of cinquains, but a
word count cinquain uses a certain number of words per line. It
typically follows the format below:

Line 1: one noun (the title/subject of the poem)

Line 2: two adjectives (describes the title)
Line 3: three verbs (tell more about the subject of the poem;
usually end in –ing)
Line 4: four word phrase (shows emotions about the title)
Line 5: one word synonym of title

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