Cinquain

Your cinquain MUST include a reference to a physics concept or it can be used as a mnemonic aide to help memorize a physics formula or concept.

The cinquain is a simple, five line verse form. Its structure follows specific rules:

Structure:
line 1 - one word of two syllables or two words of one syllable. (The title or subject)
line 2 - four syllables (describing the subject or title: adjectives)
line 3 - seven syllables (showing action -verbs usually ending in “ing”)
line 4 - eight syllables (a feeling or observation about the subject)
line 5 - two syllables (describing or renaming the subject: synonym)

Maximum of 3 cinquains for credit per group. 3 points for a cinquain that follows the form exactly. 2 points for a cinquain that does not follow the syllables rule. No points for a cinquain that does not follow any of the other the word type rules.

EXAMPLE:

Pooh bear
Quiet, gentle
Resting, swaying, cloud-touching
Reach quietly for the honey
Mischief


Haiku

Your haiku MUST include a reference to a physics concept or it can be used as a mnemonic aide to help memorize a physics formula or concept.

Structure:
line 1 - five syllables
line 2 - seven syllables
line 3 - five syllables

Maximum of 3 haiku's for credit per group. 3 points for a haiku that follows the form exactly.

Going fast is fun.
Acceleration, more fun.
Coasters are sooooo cool.