During my research about the Fibonacci sequence, I found the sequence can be used to write poetry. Each number in the sequence is the sum of the previous two numbers. You can begin the sequence with number 0 or 1 and continue by adding 2 numbers together. For example, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, ... The sequence sets the number of syllables or words in poetry. Most poems only make it to 6 lines. I thought it might make an interesting slice. Here is my attempt at writing a Fib.
Blue
Birds
Tweeting,
Glistening
On the patio
I can identify each one.
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Oh, very cool and interesting! The result is a cute little ditty, too. Thanks! maribethbatcho
ReplyDeleteOh I do love this idea and am intrigued as to why you are researching the Fibonacci sequence...
ReplyDeleteThank you! I was teaching about symmetry found in nature and wanted to go a bit further with patterns in nature.
DeleteCreative! Way to go!
ReplyDeleteThat's neat...didn't know it could be used with poetry.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Me neither.
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