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Poetry Jigsaw

Poetry Jigsaw. You are the Experts!. Group 1: Hyperbole Group 2: Allusion Group 3: End Rhyme Group 4: Internal Rhyme Group 5: Repetition Group 6: Imagery. Expert Notes. For your word, you need: Definition in your own words An example of your word (make it up!)

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Poetry Jigsaw

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  1. Poetry Jigsaw

  2. You are the Experts! Group 1: Hyperbole Group 2: Allusion Group 3: End Rhyme Group 4: Internal Rhyme Group 5: Repetition Group 6: Imagery

  3. Expert Notes For your word, you need: • Definition in your own words • An example of your word (make it up!) • Further explanations or examples to clarify. (you should make a chart)

  4. Give each member a letter • Each member of your group needs a different letter A – F • Write down your group number and personal letter in your notes. • For example, 3C. There will only be one of each in your group.

  5. Move and Teach • Each person will now move into their 6 person “Letter Group”. • You will teach your Poetic word, and the rest of your group will take notes on it. • You need to be sure the rest of your group understands the word well. These are the only notes they will be taking on this word. • By the end of this activity, you will have taken notes on all 6 poetic words.

  6. Move back and compare • Move back to your number groups and compare notes. • Is there any word you still don’t understand? Do you need another example? Take this time to clarify your notes.

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