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1 Jazz Reading Read the article about the Harlem Renaissance.

2 Jazz Reflection Describe the music you are hearing. What emotions come through? How does this music compare to what you’ve heard before?

3 Create-a-Poem Take a look at the reading on the Harlem Renaissance and the lyrics to the jazz songs. You and your partner will cut out the words and glue them on your construction paper to make a poem. The poem should tell something about jazz, the Harlem Renaissance, and African Americans during the 1920’s.

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