Miss Hartley's Bio Poem Insights

Miss Hartley introduces third graders to bio poems, a creative way to write about oneself. She guides students through the process of creating a bio poem, starting with choosing three words that describe themselves. She encourages using friends and family for help if needed. The poem includes sections on what they love, need, want, dream of, fear, and feel. Miss Hartley shares her own examples, such as her love for learning and fear of snakes. The lesson concludes with students finalizing their poems and reading them aloud.

What is the main purpose of a bio poem?

• To describe someone else

• To write a fictional story

• To express personal characteristics and feelings

• To list historical events

What should you write at the top of your bio poem?

• Your best friend's name

• Your favorite food

• Your name

• Your favorite color

How many words should you use to describe yourself in the bio poem?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

What is the first step in writing a bio poem?

• Expressing your emotions

• Describing your dreams

• Writing your name

• Listing your fears

What can you do if you're stuck finding words to describe yourself?

• Skip the section

• Use a dictionary

• Ask friends and family for help

• Write random words

What should you do if you can't think of a third word to describe yourself?

• Ask a friend or family member

• Leave it blank

• Use a thesaurus

• Choose a random word

What is something Miss Hartley loves?

• Learning new things

• Playing sports

• Reading books

• Watching movies

What does Miss Hartley want to eat always?

• Pasta

• Nachos

• Burgers

• Pizza

What is an example of something you might need, according to Miss Hartley?

• A new car

• Love and support

• A vacation

• More time

What is one of Miss Hartley's dreams?

• To become a scientist

• To travel the world

• To write a book

• To own a restaurant