| This page is attached to “Fibbing Can Be Fun,” where you’ll also find directions for writing Fibonacci poetry and many other ideas, activities, and resources for teaching about the Fibonacci sequence. |
Fibonacci Day is November 23rd (11/23) and your students might be inspired by some of the poetry featured in the galleries below from previous years. Some classes celebrated Fib Day on an alternative date- January 12th (01/12). The challenge can be to write a Fibonacci poem of gratitude for something or someone OR you can leave it more open-ended, especially if you celebrate in January.
Here’s the link again with more about celebrating Fibonacci Day. Note: In the poetry shared, you will see that some students chose to count syllables; others count words per line.
FIBONACCI POETRY GALLERY ~ 2023-2024
FIBONACCI POETRY GALLERY ~ 2022-2023
CELEBRATED on JANUARY 12th, 2023 (01/12/23)
FIBONACCI POETRY GALLERY ~ 2021
If you’d like to introduce your students to other forms of constrained writing and poetry, check out this post: Constrained Writing: It’s a Thing!
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