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Writing a Poem

Writing a Poem. This week WALT Plan, Write and Refine Poems. Step 1: Planning Step 2: Writing Step 3: Redrafting and refining. Today WALT : Plan a poem WILF: is use of similes/metaphors, senses words, descriptive words and phrases we collected last week

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Reading a Poem

Reading a Poem. Practice Session on Close Reading Randall Jarrell’s “The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner. Purpose. The purpose of this exercise is to give you practice in analyzing a short poem. The questions are specific to this poem, but basically they all ask you to do the same thing:

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Write a Memory Poem

Write a Memory Poem. Objectives: To write a poem inspired by a childhood memory using a “six-room” (or more) format. To explore multiple sensory images related to a single childhood memory. Focusing Question: How do you write a poem based on a memory? http://www.writingmatters.org.

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Unrolling a poem

Unrolling a poem. They picked Akanni up one morning Beat him soft like clay And stuffed him down the belly Of a waiting jeep. What business of mine is it So long they don’t take the yam From my savouring mouth? . They came one night Booted the whole house awake

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Showing how words interact in a poem

Showing how words interact in a poem. Using graphic organisers. Example Poem from William Carlos Williams. This is just to say

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How To Write A Poem

How To Write A Poem . According to Juliet Deleon. Step One; Chose a Topic. Hmmm… How about writing about clouds? Or maybe flowers?... No. I’ll write about clouds instead! Yes! I’ll write about clouds! Perfect. Step Two; Chose What Type of Poem It’ll be . Here are some type of poems:

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Reading a Poem

Reading a Poem. Types of Poem. Lyric - A short poem expressing the thoughts and feelings of a single speaker. It is often written in first person. Narrative - A poem that tells a story. Ballads and epics are two common forms of narrative poem.

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“I Can’t Write A Poem” Poem

“I Can’t Write A Poem” Poem. Line 1: Forget it. Line 2: You must be kidding. Line 3: Excuse 1 Line 11: Time’s up? Uh Line 4: Excuse 2 oh! Line 5: Excuse 3 Line 12: All I have is a Line 6: Excuse 4 dumb list Line 7: Excuse 5 of excuses.

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Annotating a Poem

Annotating a Poem. What is annotation?. Explanation Comment Thought …about a written text. How do I annotate a poem?. Read the poem Ask questions/make notes Read the poem Think about the meaning/make notes Read the poem Think about the structure of the poem Read the poem

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Write a Self-portrait Poem

Write a Self-portrait Poem. Objectives : To generate similes and metaphors that represent various aspects of your lives. To write self-portrait poems containing similes and metaphors. Focusing Question: How can you use similes and metaphors to describe various aspects of yourself?

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Write a Self-portrait Poem (Experienced)

Write a Self-portrait Poem (Experienced). Objectives : To write self-portrait poems by capturing aspects of everyday life using unusual similes, metaphors and other literary devices. Focusing Question: How can unique questions about “home” spark ideas for self-portrait poems?

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What’s in a Poem?

What’s in a Poem?. Key Poetry Elements. “FIDDS STT” Figurative Language Imagery Diction Sound Speaker Tone Theme. Figurative Language. Describing the ordinary in an unordinary way. Figurative Language . Simile: Two unlike things are compared, using “like” or “as.”

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A Pizza Poem

A Pizza Poem. P.6 English. Peter, Peter, Pizza-Eater. by Bruce Lansky. tidy and clean. Peter, Peter, pizza-eater, How I wish that you were neater. Half the pizza’s on your shirt. Clean the mess, or no dessert. something that is dirty and untidy. sweet food, like ice-cream, cake, etc.

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A Cleaning Poem

A Cleaning Poem. I asked the Lord to tell me Why my house is such a mess. He asked if I'd been ' computering ', And I had to answer 'yes.'. He told me to get off my fanny, And tidy up the house. And so I started cleaning up... The smudges off my mouse.

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Poetry What Makes a Poem A Poem?

Poetry What Makes a Poem A Poem?. Poetry Unit Exploration. Week 1- March 31 st – April 4 th Poetry Unit Class Meeting- Jobs and New Groups. Block 1 Only Groups Seating Chart- Group 1- Brianna B , Cayleigh - Class Supervisors Group 2- Dion, Tahki Group 3- Baba, Cameron

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Write a Surroundings Poem

Write a Surroundings Poem. Objective: To write a poem exploring your surroundings using a particular poetic form, either haiku or a sonnet. Focusing Question: How can you use the formal structure of a haiku to describe a city scene you have observed? http://www.writingmatters.org.

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WRITE A POEM or SONG

CELL ANALOGY POSTER Create a poster presenting analogies about the organelles; relate their function to something in everyday life. Draw the cell, its organelles, and have a visual representation of the object in the analogy. MAKE A 3-D MODEL

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UNFOLDING A POEM

UNFOLDING A POEM. Find out what the words mean. Picture the actual literal level of meaning in the poem—who is actually doing what where?. Note any figurative meanings—consider how imagery (e.g. metaphor) adds to the meaning of the poem.

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Unrolling a poem

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Reading a Poem

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