I've always liked Haiku. With the easy 5-7-5 syllable rule (now it seems anything goes), it's simple and short. You can write it as a puzzle, a joke, a poem, a description of a wondrous scene and so on and so forth. And it's exciting when you have only a few lines to pen down to get the message across. So be creative and let your thoughts flow.
Some said that Haiku helps children who has difficulties in language and speech. Apparently when children are exposed to either reading or writing their own Haikus, they tend to gain much from it in terms of their development in personal and creative language expressions.
Enough said, let's have some fun.
Here are a few of my own Haiku puzzles written first and foremost for enjoyment, and also hopefully to stimulate your child's mind and emotions.
Haiku puzzles
Up above so white
Wind blows, it follows the might
Wait! No more in sight
Ball of white and blue
Stars are in wonder of you
You are beautiful
I have a halo
You call me when you need me
In whisper I speak
I am huge and bright
But a speck in the dark sky
Twinkling in the night
A turn of a key
I awake and roars loudly
To go I am ready
Lots of games to play
Plenty of food to enjoy
Do both is my choice
Many sparkling lights
Exploding colors at night
In awe by my lights
Want to learn to write haiku or read more about it, GO TO THE LINK button on the upper right side of this page and you will find links to other websites for your convenience.
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