The Poetry of Nature

Mr. Griot introduces the concept of writing nature poems by using sensory experiences. He guides students to observe their surroundings, use their five senses, and jot down keywords that inspire them. The process involves writing, revising, and reading aloud to capture immediate feelings. An example poem is shared to illustrate the approach. The session concludes with encouragement to explore and write about nature.

What is the primary method suggested for capturing the beauty of nature?

• Recording sounds

• Painting landscapes

• Writing poetry

• Taking photographs

Which of the following is NOT one of the senses emphasized for writing a nature poem?

• Sight

• Taste

• Intuition

• Hearing

What should you do before starting to write your nature poem?

• Select a title for your poem

• Take time to feel your surroundings

• Choose a rhyming scheme

• Edit your previous work

What is the purpose of reading your poem aloud during the writing process?

• To memorize it

• To check for grammatical errors

• To listen to how it sounds

• To impress others

In the sample poem, what is the narrator's main concern about the creatures in nature?

• They are too noisy

• They are in a hurry

• They are not visible

• They are hiding