Plant Poetry
Gather information from the DDL database about a plant. Each line provides specific information about your plant. Plants include trees, grass, flowers, and shrubs. Below is an example.
Sample Poem
| Line 1: Common name | Ocotillo | |
| Line 2: Four descriptive traits |
Spiny shrub with long, funnel-shaped stems, no branches, with small green leaves in spring which appear brown in winter, |
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| Line 3: Grows in | Grows in open stony slopes, | |
| Line 4: How it grows | Hardy plants that grow throughout the desert, | |
| Line 5: Provides food for | Feeds hummingbirds, | |
| Line 6: Some landscape uses | Creates attractive native landscaping, | |
| Line 7: Other uses | Making corrals from stems, | |
| Line 8: Flowers and fruit | Has beautiful orange-red flowers that grow in clusters at the top | |
| Line 9: How big it gets | Can grow 30 feet high and 6 feet wide | |
| Line 10: Scientific name | Fouquieria splendens |
Create your own
Now create your own poem. Draw a picture to go with it and post it in the Student Gallery. Check the gallery to see the poetry of other students.
Line 1: Common name
Line 2: Four descriptive traits
Line 3: Grows in
Line 4: How it grows
Line 5: Provides food for
Line 6: Some landscape uses
Line 7: Other uses
Line 8: Flowers and fruit
Line 9: How big it gets
Line 10: Scientific name
