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Poetry Competition Look through the PowerPoint Presentation to get you raring to write! Have some paper and a pencil at the ready as Ill be asking you to jot down ideas, words and phrases as you move through the slides. What can you

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Poetry Competition Look through the PowerPoint Presentation to get you raring to write!

Have some paper and a pencil at the ready as I’ll be asking you to jot down ideas, words and phrases as you move through the slides.<br>
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What can you remember about writing poetry? What techniques can you remember?
Before you press return, write down as many different features for writing a poem as you can.

I’ll give you a clue to get you started – alliteration!

This is when you start as many words as you can with the same letter or sound.

e.g. lockdown landed on us like a lead weight.

Now you have a go – how many other techniques can you remember?<br>
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Well done!

How many of these did you remember?

Repetition – using a words more than once for effect
Rhythm – creating a sound pattern with words or syllables
Rhyme – choosing words that rhyme e.g. down, frown
Adjectives – describe a noun e.g. the beautiful flowers
Adverbs – describe a verb e.g. the girl ran quickly
Personification – when you describe a non-living thing as having living characteristics.
e.g. the tree’s leaves waved to the birds as they flew past
Metaphor – describing something as being something else directly.
e.g. the old woman was a well-worn cardigan; her memories sewn into the thinning yarns.
Simile – describing something using the words like or as to compare it.
e.g. the wind whistled through the leaves like a train rushing through a station.
Onomatopoeia – using words that sound like they are e.g. Bang! Crash!
Lists – using lists of words or things to create meaning<br>