End of the Year Poetry Unit Lesson #1 Ms. Hines 4.30.2014 and 5.1.2014.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Poetry Analysis Using TPCASTT
Advertisements

Question and Answer Samples and Techniques. What is TPCASTT? It is a strategy used to analyze and understand poetry. Each letter represents (or stands.
TPCASTT (a way to Analyze Poetry)
Lesson Sixteen How Does It Feel Revision
Poetry Analysis Using TPCASTT
Mr. Verlin South Philadelphia High School January 6, 2015.
Poetry Analysis Using TPDASTT
Elements of Poetry Ms. Barrow.
Lyric Poetry 8 th Grade ELA. Definition of Lyric Poetry Lyric poetry is poetry that express the feelings and thoughts of the speaker. Lyric poems don’t.
Effective Teaching Procedures You are going to take part in an actual lesson I did with one of my English classes. This lesson was to prepare students.
Musical Devices “music” in poetry Similarity of sounds
Poetry A Review.
Rhythm of poetry- Day 3- What makes it “good?” Day 1= What IS poetry? Day 2= Is poetry important? Day 4= The effect of Poetry Day 5= What will your verse.
Elements of Poetry English II Ms. Barrow.
Rhythm of Poetry- What will your verse be?
Poetry Analysis Refugee in America.
Rhythm of Poetry- The Effects of Poetry
Analyzing Poetry. Step One Read the poem several times. Multiple readings are required in order to get a feel for the poem’s theme and emotion. Often,
ENGLISH II MS. CLZIANOSKI
How to Read, Analyze, and Understand Poems
Poetry Analysis Using TPCASTT Mrs. Willoughby-Hull English 12 ERWC/AP English Lit August 22-23, 2013.
Do Now What Do You Know About Poetry? What I KnowWhat I Think I KnowWhat I Want to Know -- What do you definitely know about poetry? What do you.
~ Six Journal Prompts ~ poetry close reading assignment.
Poetry Analysis Using TPCASTT. 2/3/11 I will justify a speaker's perspective and analyze the prevalence of discrimination within a poem using TPCAST.
This is a process to help you organize your analysis of poetry. We have already learned the vocabulary, now it’s time to put it into practice! Together,
Poetry Analysis Using TPCASTT
Explication (of a literary work) Critical Analysis.
How do poets use words and imagery to create MOOD in a text? Objective:. In this lesson you will learn how to identify the mood of a poem by analyzing.
An Overview of My Poetry Unit By Jacqueline Tourtellotte shadows Poetry is the art of substantiating shadows. ~Edmund Burke.
Explication (of a literary work) Critical Analysis.
Teacher(s): Time: The Course Organizer Student: Course Dates: This Course: Course Progress Graph Course Questions: is a Course Outcomes: 1. How can an.
Poetry Analysis Using TPCASTT English 11 Coach Guzman.
The student will… write an original four stanza poem using four unusual nouns as metaphors for a single topic. Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge by Mem.
The Elements of Poetry. Introduction to Poetry Poetry is the most compact form of literature. A poem packs all kinds of ideas, feelings, and sounds into.
AusVELS Levels: 5&6 Year: 2014 Term: 3 Duration of Unit: Lessons 7 5 of 7: Six Room Image Poem.
TPCASTT Poetry Analysis Title Paraphrase Connotation Attitude Shift
Voice: Finding the Golden Thread Writing Traits.
Poetry communicates ways that are often more condensed, more suggestive and more emotional Definition of poetry form- The way its language is arranges.
Free Powerpoint Templates Page 1 Brand Spankin’ New Unit:
Poetry Analysis Oct. 28, This is a process to help you organize your analysis of poetry. We have already learned the vocabulary, now it’s time to.
ELA Workshop Silent Focus Thursday, December 3 Read the lyrics on the back cover of READ, and then read the lyrics as we listen to the song “I Ain’t Got.
Main Idea, Mood, and Theme Brought to you by powerpointpros.com.
ANALYZING POETRY A QUICK AND EASY GUIDE. STEP 1: DETERMINING WHAT THE POEM MEANS READ THE POEM ONCE SILENTLY TO YOURSELF SLOWLY. THE FIRST TIME YOU READ.
POETRY POETRY IS ALIVE IN THE CLASSROOM STUDENTS CAN COME TO APPRECIATE THE LANGUAGE THAT POETS USE. POETRY IS A VALID MEANS OF EXPRESSION.
Poetry Analysis UsingTPCASTTPoetry Analysis UsingTPCASTT Ms. Wolf’s Language Arts Class.
FictionBooks that are made up by the author, or are not true, are fiction. NonfictionNonfiction is the opposite of fiction. Books that are nonfiction,
MAY 2 ND, 2013 English 10. Schedule Silent Reading Book Talks: Courtney (Period 1) Brandon / George (Period 2) Warm-Up Analyze a Poem Discuss Critical.
Learning intentions… -To explore and practice dialogue and feedback integral to coaching conversations - To build common understandings of workplace coaching,
Transformation of Text To transform prose into poetry To apply narrative elements in a poem.
End of the Year Poetry Unit Lesson #1 Ms. Hines and Ms. Dalton April 23, 2013 (Tuesday)
WORLD LITERATURE Week 34. Do Now ◦Take the next 7 minutes to Free-Write.
September 15 September 16 – PLAN TESTING I can correctly use commas with non- essential and essential clauses. I can demonstrate my knowledge of denotation.
Haiku Poems. Haiku-A Definition Haiku ( 俳句 high-koo) are short poems that use sensory language to capture a feeling or image. – They are often inspired.
Poetry (highlight the word) Poetry is the most compact form of literature. Using a few carefully chosen words, poets express a range of emotions, tell.
Clearly define the problem or challenge
Poetry Sometimes can be challenging to understand
Repetition and free verse
Poetry Splash Unit 4 Day 2.
Do I Dare? Defining Identity Through Poetry
Welcome! February 5th, 2018 Monday
Analysis of Theme Unit 4, Day 4.
questions and on-the-spot writing
Poetry Approach 1..
Poetry Analysis Using TPCASTT
Welcome! February 1st, 2016 Wednesday
Reading Unseen Poetry.
Essential Learning Statement:
“The Bells” & “Christmas Bells”
LESSON 1 WHAT IS SONGWRITING?.
Presentation transcript:

End of the Year Poetry Unit Lesson #1 Ms. Hines and

Lesson #1 EQ: – What is poetry? What is a poem? Standard: ELACC7.RL.5 (poetry) – Students will read poems that will help them construct a definition of poetry while understanding some common elements.

We will… Reading and discuss a great variety of poems with similar themes. Analyze poetry, write, and perform poetry. Listen to and read lyrics and will have an opportunity to write and share our own songs (if you choose to). Learn about the structures and devices that poets use to convey emotions, ideas and to create meaning. Increase our understanding and appreciation and be challenged to add to, change, or rethink their initial definition and concept of poetry. Become poets.

Poetry Splash 1.Read seven selected poems. 2.Complete the “What I Read-What I Think- What I Wonder” graphic organizer about the poem. 3.Select lines of poetry from each poem that you like or lines that caught your attention. 4.Be prepared to share with the class.

Lesson Closing Using the back of your graphic organizer, reflect on the poems that you read today. Here are some questions to help you reflect: – What did you like most about the poem you selected? – How did the poem make you feel? – What words or phrases did you like? Need clarification? – What do you think the poem is about? – What might this poem be saying? – How would you define poetry?