Sense Poem Maker

School
Looks like orderly rows of gleaming black metal desks.
Feels like gritty pink eraser shards on smooth white paper.
Sounds like scratches and squeaks as pencils dance across inky handouts.
Smells like the stinging scent of cleaners and sweat.
Tastes like syrupy chocolate milk and cardboard pizza smothered in peanut butter and grape jelly.

Follow these directions and examples.	Type your own words in these white boxes.
Title: Type a single noun that your poem is about.
By Type your name.	by
Sight: Choose colorful words to describe an image that comes to mind when you think of your topic.	Looks like
Touch: Choose texture words such as raw, rough, pebbly, sandy, gooey to describe a surface that comes to mind.	Feels like
Sound: Choose onomatopoeia such as buzz, crash, whoosh to describe a sound that comes to mind.	Sounds like
Smell: Choose scent describers such as tangy, sharp, pungent, perfumed to describe an odor that comes to mind.	Smells like
Taste: Choose taste describers such as bitter, sour, sweet, savory, spicy to describe a mouth sensation that comes to mind.	Tastes like

From the browser File menu, click "Save As."
Name your poem and select "My Documents" as the place to save it.
Set "Type" as "Web Page, HTML only." Click "Save."
The poem has been saved as a web page.
Find your poem in the "My Documents" folder.
Right click on the icon and select "Open with" Microsoft Word or another word processing program.
After editing with MS Word, choose "Save As" "Word Document" on the File menu.