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Poetry Out Loud Mrs Barrett 20152016 Learning Outcomes Dramatic play helps students go beyond mere comprehension by helping students evoke the text and elaborate upon it as a story participant Wilhelm 121 ID: 585381

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Slide1

Creating a Musical Score

Poetry Out Loud

Mrs

. Barrett

2015-2016Slide2

Learning OutcomesSlide3

Dramatic play helps students go beyond mere comprehension by helping students “evoke the text and elaborate upon it as a ‘story participant’” (Wilhelm 121).Slide4

Emphasis & Subtext

Punching

(

giving certain words emphasis)

Pausing

(

creating space between words)

Painting

(

reading suggestively to bring out connotations)Slide5

I never said she stole my money.

Exercise:

On a separate sheet of paper, write this line six times every third line.

Underline a different word in each line.

Under each word, describe the new connotation attached to that stressed word.Slide6

List of Punctuation Devices

HandoutSlide7

Punctuation

Commas

indicate brief pauses.

Pairs

of commas

indicate modifying and appositional material.

Dashes

indicate longer pauses that tend to throw the action forward.

Colons

indicate a movement from general to specific, and suggest a longer pause still.

Periods

indicate the end of sentences and require long, full stops.

Semi-colons

separate independent clauses (dividing balanced items of equal weight) and separate complicated items within a list.

Exclamation

points

suggest the words are to be read louder and with greater emphasis.

Question marks

indicate the

speaker

’s

voice should rise at the end of the sentence. Slide8

Domain-Specific Vocabulary

Denotation

ConnotationSlide9

The

woods are lovely, dark and

deep.

Paint it!Slide10

Map of the Stars

Punch it!

– underline

Pause!

– draw a vertical line

Paint!

- circleSlide11

“Map of the Stars

”- Director’s CutSlide12

For Tomorrow

Select a poem

to…

score

individually

(but with help), and

perform

with

two other students