Knocking on poetry is a theme activity aimed at promoting poetry culture, and the theme can be varied. Here are some possible topics:
1. Love Poems: Explore all forms of love, including romance, passion and loss.
2. Nature poetry: depicting natural landscapes and natural phenomena and praising the beauty and magic of nature.
3. Social poetry: reflecting social reality and people's lives, and paying attention to social problems and human destiny.
4. Historical poetry: telling historical stories and heroic legends, and showing the elegance and achievements of historical figures.
5. Religious poems: express piety and awe of religious beliefs, and explore the mysteries of the universe and the significance of human existence.
6. Lyrics: express personal feelings and emotional experiences, including happiness, sadness and missing.
7. Humorous poems: express opinions and attitudes in a humorous way, so that readers can read easily and happily.
8. Children's Poetry: Take children as the main readers, describe the world in simple and easy-to-understand language, and convey positive energy.
These are some possible theme activities that knock on the door of poetry. Of course, there are many other themes to choose from.
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Poetry, let us see the world with beautiful eyes. During this period, we have read many children's poems, learned some characteristics of poetry, experienced the charm of poetry and felt the charm of poetry. In this exercise, let's continue to knock on the door of poetry, see the world from children's eyes, capture the joy of life, and try to imitate or create children's poems full of childlike interest to express our inner innocence. We also need to classify the poems we collect or create, and cooperate to arrange small collections of poems.