6th Graders
A Walk on Your Poetic Side
A poetry Web Scavenger Hunt
Created by: Mrs. Leach
Instructions | Resources | Questions
This web scavenger hunt will help you review
different styles of poetry and allow you to analyze different poems. You will be viewing several websites to find
poems written in a variety of styles and by a variety of authors.
Use the following websites to find the answers. The answers may be found on more than one
website. Remember as you take your walk
through the websites, you are the judge on what is fact and opinion.
When you are finished,
print this page out and hand it in, or use Microsoft Word to cut, copy and
paste samples of poetry or photos that help to answer some of the questions.
Don’t forget to put your name on it!
Name: _________________________ Date:_______________
Begin Your Walk here.
Haikus:
1.
Where did the
Haiku Poem originate? ______________________________________
2.
What themes
are included in a Haiku? ______________________________________
3.
How many lines
and syllables does a Haiku have?
_____________________________
4.
Locate an
example of a Haiku and write it here: ___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
Limericks:
5.
How many lines
does a
6.
What is the
rhyming pattern of a limerick? __________________________________
7.
Locate an
example of a
_____________________________
_____________________________
_____________________________
_____________________________
Clerihews:
8.
What is found
in the first line of a Clerihew? _________________________________
9.
How many lines
does a Clerihew have? _____________________________________
10.
What is the
rhyming pattern of a Clerihew? ________________________________
11.
Locate an
example of a Clerihew and write it here:
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
Authors:
For each of the following
authors, list a poem they have written.
12.
Emily
Dickinson: ________________________________________________________
13.
Edgar Allen
Poe: ________________________________________________________
14.
William
Shakespeare: ____________________________________________________
15.
Robert Frost:
__________________________________________________________