PPT-Why do we read and write poetry?
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Why do we read and write poetry Video clip 1 https wwwyoutubecomwatchvomveFR2hmg Video clip 2 https wwwyoutubecomwatchvgQU3EphIpMY Elements of Poetry Poetry is not prose. From: Elements of Literature. How to read a poem. Read the poem aloud at least once. . Read from the “inside out.” . Be aware of punctuation, especially periods and commas. . If a line of poetry doesn’t end with punctuation, don’t stop.. I can follow a set of instructions for a task written in informational text. . I can tell the difference between the basic elements of plot.. I can describe the first person point of view as the narrator being present in the story. (8.11). What is poetry? . A. ncient Greek – π. οιεω. . (. poieo. ): I create. A literary . work in which special intensity is given to the expression of feelings and ideas by the use of distinctive style and . Day 2- . Is it important???. Day 1= What IS poetry?. Day 3=. . What makes it “good?”. Day 4=. . The Effects . of Poetry. Day 5= What will your verse be?. Our definition from yesterday: . 5 minutes. (Free Verse Poetry). Poetry is not only about…. Love. Nature. Cute topics. Death. Anger. Hate. What Poetry Can Do…. Be about anything. Surprise us. Tap our senses - make us see, feel, hear, and taste in our imaginations. And Open Your Imagination. 4. th. Grade Communication Arts. Created by Julie Pettyjohn. By the end of this interactive presentation, you will be familiar with six forms of poetry and be ready to write two of your own poems as a class assignment. . Read the poem by Billy Collins found on your desk. With your group, discuss the answers to the following questions:. What is interesting about this poem?. What is Collins suggesting about poetry?. Modern Poetry. Table 1: Kayley, . Omaima. , Matt, Han. Table 2: Anna, . Roshdi. , . Seanna. , Hannah. Table 3: . Nyles. , Neil, James, Sara. Table 4: Beth, . Hakeseong. , Emma, Morgan. Table 5: Vincent, Megan, Madison, Anthony, Ashley. Barry J. Wilson. wilsonbj@gov.ns.ca. October 2009. “I don’t have to say, “Poetry is rhythmic, boys and girls; why don’t you dance a little?” They know the music of the poem because they feel it in their bodies.” . How To Write a Poetry Essay. Establish a point of view:. Firstly, I’m going to decide what my point of view is. I may have to choose a point of view for myself, or it may be dictated by the question asked. . Please have your group’s collage on your table.. I am allowing ten minutes to go about the room and share the collages in preparation for tomorrow.. Then I’m taking up the collages.. Theme Collages . Let’s Face It!. About this Unit and the author. Lesson one. In this unit you will learn to:. Look how a writer develops ideas through the way they write and organise poetry.. Work out your own interpretation of a poem.. Write down your own definition for the word ‘anthem’. . IN SILENCE PLEASE. Definitions. Noun: . A rousing or uplifting song identified with a particular group, body, or cause.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlDoon91vZk. , Part 1: . P. oetry. Becoming a Community of Poets. Session One. “Poetry is the music of the soul, and, above all, of great and feeling souls. .” -Voltaire. Music as Poetry. How many of you can recite the lyrics of your favorite songs—or at...
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