Writing an Autobiographical Poem

The video tutorial guides students on writing autobiographical poems. It introduces the concept, explains the planning sheet, and provides step-by-step instructions on filling in personal traits, emotions, needs, fears, and dreams. The teacher shares an example poem and encourages students to use the Seesaw platform to create and share their own poems.

What is the main purpose of writing an autobiographical poem?

• To describe a fictional character

• To write about a historical event

• To express personal experiences and traits

• To create a story about someone else

What is the first line of the autobiographical poem supposed to include?

• Your name and three personal traits

• A quote from a book

• Your favorite color

• A description of your hometown

Which of the following is NOT a personal trait?

• Energetic

• Creative

• Happy

• Tall

What should you write after your personal traits in the poem?

• Your parents' names

• Your favorite food

• Your best friend's name

• Your favorite hobby

How many things that you love should be included in the poem?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• One

What should you express in the 'who feels' line of the poem?

• Your daily routine

• Your favorite books

• Your favorite activities

• Your feelings about a specific situation

Which of the following is NOT something you should include in the 'who needs' line?

• A new car

• Laughter

• Exercise

• Food

What should you write about in the 'who gives' line?

• Things you want

• Things you offer to others

• Things you dislike

• Things you receive

Which of the following is a fear that can be included in the poem?

• Flowers

• Sunshine

• Rainbows

• Snakes

What should you write about in the 'who dreams of' line?

• Your future aspirations

• Your favorite movie

• Your current mood

• Your past experiences