The night sensing the power On a still moonlit moment And again There are echoes of past and future changes in the flow of time seeking a foothold Tangible Purposeful Rising Big Idea ID: 711422
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Found PoetrySlide2
Flow
Now I hear
The night
sensing the power
On a still moonlit
moment
And again,
There are echoes of past and future
changes in the flow of time, seeking a foothold,
Tangible,
Purposeful,
Rising.Slide3
Big Idea:
Create piece of artwork based on a core idea or central theme.
Create a found poem by circling poetic words or phrases on a
page
of fiction/nonfiction.Slide4
Materials:
One of the speeches- “I Have a Dream” or “The Great Dictator’s Speech”
1 piece of parchment paper
Tape or glue
Watercolor Paint
, colored pencils or
Markers
Pencils
Sharpie
Marker or black penSlide5
Step One:
Choose 1
page from
“I Have a Dream” that reflects one part of your poem (the beginning, middle, or end).
“The Great Dictator’s Speech” is only one page, so you don’t have an option.Slide6
Step Two:
Lay the parchment paper over the page and use tape or glue to adhere the pages together.Slide7
Step Three:
Now take a pencil and begin to circle words the words or phrases you used in your poem in the order they appear in the speech.
The words/phrases circled need to be the same or similar words/phrases your used in your poem. Slide8
Step Four:
Retrace your circled words
using a black sharpie or pen.
Think
about the word that represents the core idea of your poem. At least one word should give you a good visual image to create from
.Slide9
Step Five:
Color
over
the un-circled words
with your graphic
representation
(your drawing) of
the core idea.Slide10
Step Six:
Once you have the background image, colors laid down, add more detail.Slide11
Step Seven:
Write
your “core idea
” (the title)
word in
sharpie or colored marker
on your final page. Create thick to thin lines by over-lapping the Sharpie lines that you want to be thicker.Slide12
Assessment:
Final page included a poem of
a minimum of 12
words
Graphic representation (drawing)
added meaning to the poem
Title: One
word or a phrase was written in
hand-drawn
letterforms
and it
was the core idea of the
poem
Able
to recognize poetic words and/or phrases in
text
and
create
a poem
that made
sense.Handwritten or typed poem is included with final productEach bulleted item is worth 10 points for a total of 50 points.
Wicked
He eyes and smile dreamingHer movements gracefulShe was golden-wingedHad not kissed her except they danced this golden kitten to meet him.She expected he would humbly serve her blood leadenShe was miserable and keenly happy at heartA beautiful heiressWicked.
What the final product should look likeSlide13
Student ArtworkSlide14
Rage
Started shuffling back
tears of rage into a cringing animal.
What you gonna do for yourself?
Cry a whole river.
The hurt, the pain, the humiliation.
Covering his head.
He heard a roar of rage was in his throat.Slide15
Country
The
corn country
A lovely land of rolling
hills
and
green meadows
Wandering creeks and woodlands
The meadow larks whistled
Slowly, methodically
The grass,
The sky,
The rich earth
Love for the earth
A pagan’s love for the sun-
And
It’s warmthSlide16
Time
Female dressed elegance,
young and careless,
The appearance we have seen for some time past.
Pure and healthy.Slide17
Tranquility
Tranquility
Of our dreams
T
his time of days
infinite itself in the
Astonishment of that beautiful human body
That is more than
tranquility.Slide18
Fear
The window open
She stood to one side
stood staring
hating the human race
still alive
trying to pray
she began to walk
she was afraid to stop moving
Terror
She moved slowly now
She let them in.Slide19
Wicked
He eyes and smile dreaming
Her movements graceful
She was golden-winged
Had not kissed her except they danced this golden kitten to meet him.
She expected he would humbly serve her blood leaden
She was miserable and keenly happy at heart
A beautiful heiress
Wicked.Slide20
Life
Glancing out at the headlights on the road stretching ahead
was a ravishing beauty.
She was in love with
Life.Slide21
Fire
There was smoke
Fire
Once sizzled like a firecracker fuse
The faintest
breath
pierced
the dark.Slide22
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