In To Each His Own, you see the words on one side of the page arranged to look like leaves falling. On the other side of the page you see leaves on a quilt.

In Giraffe, the words form the shape of a giraffe’s head, neck, body, tail, and legs.

In Apple, the words in white suggest the inside of the fruit. They are framed in a circular peel formed by repetition of the word “red” and the title “Apple” takes the shape of a green stem.

Document: Reader's Notebook: Shape Poetry
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3. Name the document. You will always name your documents in a similar way.
• Use the first letter of your first name, followed by your last name, then an underscore (_), then the name of the file.
• In this case, the file name is Reader's Notebook: Shape Poetry. For example, if my name is John Smith, I would name my file smith_shapepoetry.


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1. This Formative Assessment worksheet is similar to homework, which is an opportunity to practise important concepts in the lesson. The worksheet is NOT for marks.
2. However, your teacher may ask you to submit this worksheet to check on your progress so be sure to save it in your Documents folder.