Writing a Bio-Poem
Editor's Note: This project can be used on it's ownor in addition to Tamera's Biographical Scrapbook Project
Introduce yourself through a Bio-poem. Follow the form of the sample
Bio-poem below. Remember: your Bio-poem can be whatever length you want it
to be. It doesn't have to be thirteen lines long, and you don't have to
include exactly three ideas in any of the lines. The form is a simple
guideline. Make sure that you do use words that are descriptive, colorful
and lively. It should be YOUR creative expression about YOU.
Suggested Bio-Poem Form
Line 1: Your first name
Line 2: Who is...(Descriptive words that describe you)
Line 3: Who is brother or sister of...
Line 4: Who loves...(three ideas or people)
Line 5: Who feels...(three ideas )
Line 6: Who needs...(three ideas)
Line 7: Who gives...(three ideas)
Line 8: Who fears...(three ideas)
Line 9: Who would like to see...
Line 10: Who shares...
Line 11: Who is...
Line 12: Who is a resident of...
Line 13: Your last name
Example Bio-Poem
Allison NicoleCreative, intelligent, fun, responsible, self-disciplined, and enthusiastic
Sister of Meghan Darby, Melinda, Chris and Harrison
Loves to create art, make up plays and commercials, ride Daddy's Harley, and run track
Who needs the telephone, her hair brush, macaroni and cheese, her friends and family
Who gives her MeMaw much joy, her father and mother much pride; brother and sister love
Who feels joy with her friends, creating art work, running, watching movies and eating
Who fears going from one room to another, not doing well on tests, zits and coming in last
Who would like to own a Harley, win the 880, see her room neat and tidy, win the lottery
Who shares her secrets, her worries, and her love with MeMaw
Who is an honor roll student, a typical 13-year old, a friend to Amber, Melissa and Christy
Who is a resident of Jacksonville, Florida
Chase
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