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Rhythm in Poetry – A Complete Lesson

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Rhythm in Poetry - A Complete Lesson

 

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Teach students the importance of rhythm in poetry.

This lesson includes Emily Dickenson’s “If I Could Not Stop for Death” as well as Pearl Jam’s “Last Kiss” lyrics to discover (hands-on) the importance of rhythm in poetry. Often, Language Arts teachers are weaker in this area because it is a little more technical than merely looking at the language.

The lesson includes:
– a detailed lesson plan for the teacher
– student notes (the poems) and activities
– an annotated copy of the poems as well as a comprehensive answer key

The entire unit contains 6 pages and it will most likely take two periods to complete.

This lesson is part of a larger unit:
Click here for a preview of the Poetry Unit for senior Students unit

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Total Pages
6 pages
Answer Key
Included
Teaching Duration
2 days

FREE Critical Thinking with Pattern Blocks Activity

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Looking for a fun critical thinking activity to challenge your students’ thinking about shapes? 

Pattern blocks. I know what you’re thinking. When you inherited your classroom, there were gobs of these random shapes, maybe even a few buckets of them. You thought to yourself, “What am supposed to do with these? We only teach geometry and shapes for three weeks!” Well, did you know that pattern blocks can be used for more than just your three-week geometry unit? Pattern blocks can be used all year long!

The “What’s the Common Attribute” activity involves critical thinking with pattern blocks. This activity can be used year-round and makes a great starter activity, especially during that three-week geometry unit. The only prerequisite skills needed are some basic vocabulary terms related to shapes, e.g. sides, angles, congruent, equal.

Here’s how the activity works:
1. Display the puzzler on a white board or wall.
2. Ask the students, “What’s the common attribute?”
3. Provide think time.
4. Ask students to “turn and talk” to a shoulder partner, face partner, neighbor, or classmate to discuss the answer.
5. Have students share their responses with the class.

Click here or on the image above to grab a free copy of my “What’s the Common Attribute” pack. It includes 5 puzzlers to use with your students. It also includes a solution guide. Enjoy!
Want to know more? 
Head on over to The Routty Math Teacher website and check out my “Critical Thinking with Pattern Blocks” series. Read it here!
 
Enjoy!

FREE MISC. LESSON – “Easter Egg Uppercase Alphabet Clipart for Bulletin Boards”

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by ZippadeeZazz

Pre-Kindergarten – 5th Grade

 

 

This set includes:

• 26 Uppercase letters, A – Z

• High quality 300 dpi files in .png format. Transparent background.

• Personal and Commerical use.

Each uppercase letter is one clipart graphic, example: A, B, C, etc. – Check the preview image.

Download the lowercase version here:

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Purchase the Easter Egg Math Clipart set here:

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