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This rhyming list poem, includes a variety of minibeasts and includes lots of small references to their habitats and behaviour. | |
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Caterpillars on the plants |
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Spiders’ cobwebs overhead |
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Flies that do exactly that |
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Earwig, grasshopper and bug |
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Ladybirds (yellow or red) Moths that flutter overhead. |
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Woodlouse, snail and centipede |
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Hear the cricket’s special sound |
This is a very basic idea of a list poem which, as it suggests, is simply written in the style of a list. This poem form is a good one for tying in with topic work, and creates itself an automatic rhythm by nature of the repetition. Find out more by looking on the TEACHERS’ PAGE, DIFFERENT POEM FORMS, LIST POEMS above.
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