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Spring Poetry with Adjectives

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Spring Poetry with Adjectives

Read the poem, then answer the questions. An adjective describes a noun. A simile compares things using “like” or “as”.

Read the Spring Poem

At the post office, spring winds hum, While golden daffodils nod in the sun. A cool breeze skips like a playful pup, And fluffy clouds sail slowly up. Bright tulips wave beside the door, As busy bees explore and soar.

Notice Adjectives and Similes

1.Which choice best explains what an adjective does?
  • It describes a person, place, animal, or thing.
  • It names an action.
  • It joins two sentences.
2.Which words in the poem are adjectives? Choose all that apply.
3.Write the simile from the poem that compares the breeze to an animal.
4.In the poem, what two things are compared in the simile “like a playful pup”?

Choose Adjectives and Build Similes

Use each word from the word bank once: colourful, warm, fresh, buzzing, sweet.

5.Complete the sentence with an adjective from the word bank: The sunlight warmed the post office steps.
6.Complete the sentence with an adjective from the word bank: Keira spotted flowers near the post office.
7.Complete the sentence with an adjective from the word bank: Hemi took a deep breath of spring air.
8.Complete the sentence with an adjective from the word bank: Arjun heard bees above the flower beds.
9.Complete the sentence with an adjective from the word bank: A scent drifted past the post office door.
10.Finish this spring simile with your own idea: “Raindrops tapped on the roof like _____.”
11.Finish this spring simile with your own idea: “New leaves were as green as _____.”

Plan and Write a Spring Poem

Plan a short poem about spring. Include at least three adjectives and one simile. Then write your finished poem and mark its describing words and comparison.

12.Write three or four planning sentences about spring. Include at least three adjectives and one simile.
13.Write a spring poem of at least four lines. Include at least three adjectives and one simile.
14.In the poem you wrote, circle the adjectives and underline the simile.

3 printable pages

  • Spring Poetry with Adjectives, page 1 of 3: Read the Spring Poem, Notice Adjectives and Similes

    Page 1

  • Spring Poetry with Adjectives, page 2 of 3: Choose Adjectives and Build Similes

    Page 2

  • Spring Poetry with Adjectives, page 3 of 3: Plan and Write a Spring Poem

    Page 3

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