•English I
•Week 9
•Monday
•prompt: What do you think of when you
hear the word poetry?
•WDJ: Accessible-easy to approach
•Grammar: A complete sentence has a subject verb and
complete thought. Share examples. See
notes
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•Tool Box: Poetry is rhythmic compressed
language that uses images and comparisons to appeal to a reader’s imagination
and emotions.
•Activity:
•Read Tupac Poems
•Music and Poetry
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•Rhythm
•Metaphor
•Personification
•Symbolism
•Theme
•Images
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•Tuesday
•prompt: How are music and poetry related?
•WDJ: morose-gloomy, sullen, and
despondent
•Grammar: Grammar Notes for Benchmark
•Run-on,
fragment, commas
•Tool Box: Personification, metaphor,
simile, hyperbole, symbol
•Activity:
•View ads on You Tube and Discuss
•Ads in poetry assignment
•Wednesday
•Prompt Free Write or read
•Grammar Notes for Benchmark March
29th (frag, run-on, commas)
•Review Allusions, Speaker, Paradox
•Introduce Poetry and Music Assignment
•What is lyric and what is
narrative?
•Ballad of Birmingham
•Thursday
•prompt: Free write or review for your
novel quiz
•WDJ: haughty- stuck up
•Grammar: Run-on
sentence is two sentence squished together as one. See notes
•My aunt and I walked to the store
we bought eggs and milk.
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•Tool Box: Review poetry terms
•Activity:
•Still I Rise
•What is the
difference between narrative and lyric poetry?
•Friday
•Outside novel packet check
•Lit circles honors
•Computer Lab work day for poetry
projects
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