Cherry Blossom Craftivity

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 Directions:
Have students paint their
trees using page 6 as a guide.
After letting the tree dry, rip
tiny pieces of tissue paper and
pinch together to make flower
blossoms. Glue them on the
branches of the tree. Create a
sample for the kids to follow if
needed – see page 4.
Encourage students to
write about Spring and nature
in their haikus. Have them read
page 5 to help them get
started.

Enjoy! 
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SAMPLE CRAFTIVITY
 Haiku
What is a Haiku?
A Haiku is a traditional form of Japanese poetry.
It is a poem that contains 17 syllables and is
organized into three lines. The first and last line have 5
syllables and the middle line has 7 syllables. Haikus usually
have a subject that is related to nature.

Example of a Haiku
“Autumn”
Line 1 The leaves are falling 5 syllables
Line 2 7 syllables
floating, fluttering, falling
Line 3 5 syllables
Autumn is here now.

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