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Poetry Recap

Poetry Recap

Assessment

Presentation

English

8th Grade

Easy

CCSS
RL.8.10, RL.2.6, RI.11-12.10

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Alison Wahl

Used 4+ times

FREE Resource

16 Slides • 8 Questions

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Poetry Recap

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Important Reminders!

  • All late work is due to your teachers by February 7- not just in my class, but ALL classes.

  • Spend a little time each day making up any missing work or asking your teachers for help.

  • If you want to raise your grade- now is the time to ask.

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Before we get started...

I want to talk a little bit about poetry in pop culture and the media

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Poet Laureate:

poet laureate is a poet officially appointed by a government or conferring institution, typically expected to compose poems for special events and occasions.

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Multiple Choice

According to Amanda Gorman, where does poetry fit into today's changing world?

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Poetry is a way for people to work through their thoughts.

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Poetry is at the forefront; it's woven into American and world history.

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Multiple Choice

What type of poetry is The Miracle of Morning?

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Haiku

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Bio Poem

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Limerick

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Free Verse/Spoken Word

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Open Ended

What is The Miracle of Morning about? Think about what's going on in the world.

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Poetry Review

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Bio Poem

  • A way to introduce yourself -or-

  • can be used to say something important (your wants, dreams, desires, etc.)

  • basic poem with rules; meant to highlight language use

  • make revisions for portfolio

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Open Ended

Do you have a question about Bio Poems? Write it here.

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Haiku

  • Traditional Japanese poetry that revolves around simplicity and nature

  • 3-lined poem that follows 5-7-5 syllable rule

  • has a kigo (seasonal word)

  • make revisions for portfolio

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Open Ended

Do you have a question about haiku? Write it here.

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Rhyme

  • Words that sound the same

  • used to emphasize words or ideas

  • rhyming words do not have to be spelled the same, but have to sound the same

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Rhyme Scheme

  • a way to label poems

  • when writing a poem, you may want to be consistent; deciding rhyme scheme will help give you guidelines to follow

  • Helpful when writing song lyrics or raps

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Open Ended

Do you have a question about rhyme or rhyme scheme? Write it here.

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Free Verse & Spoken Word

  • Does not follow any specific rules

  • Uses literary elements such as repetition, rhyme, metaphor/simile, symbolism, or sensory details to emphasize words or ideas

  • Meant to say something specific to the audience; has a purpose

  • A creative way to use language

  • Often a commentary on injustices in society (the way those with mental illnesses are treated, beauty standards, etc.)

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Open Ended

Do you have a question about free verse or spoken word? Write it here.

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Poetry Portfolio

  • A collection of your revised poems

  • Will have a cover page, table of contents, numbered pages, and an About the Author page.

  • Can look however you want it to look; get creative!

  • You may want to focus on one specific theme for all of your poems.

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Poetry Portfolio cont.

  • Revise poems any way you see necessary; make sure there is a specific focus

  • It would be a good idea to re-watch directions in Google Classroom

  • Looking up examples of each style of poetry can help give you inspiration

  • Find a quiet, peaceful place to revise your poetry; you may want to re-write your poems all together.

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Open Ended

Final Questions? Write any questions you may have here.

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