Poems with sensory imagery
[DOC File]High School English Lesson Plan: Poetry
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Prompt students to think about the sensory details—the sounds, smells, sights, things they might touch or taste—that come to mind when they visualize an abandoned farmhouse. At the end of the 30 seconds, invite students to do a Chalk Talk, silently taking turns writing a word on the board that describes their images of an abandoned farmhouse.
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You should use the categories and sensory imagery and information as springboard into the description of your neighborhood. The more specific the writing the better. In Adam’s poem, we learn the names of a number of neighbourhoods, several historical events, key experiences of the life in that place, etc.
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Exchange poems with a partner. Read your partner’s poem. Answer the following questions to help your partner improve his/her poem. Attach this evaluation to the poem you read so the author can revise and improve his/her poem. Yes No Does the selected line from Hamlet contain sensory imagery?
[DOC File]FOUND POEM
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Compile a collection of words or phrases that are particularly descriptive from To Kill Mockingbird. Don’t worry about the context or page numbers. Just jot down as many examples of imagery, similes, metaphors, sensory passages, etc. Part 2: Create a found poem by assembling the words and phrases you have selected.
[DOCX File]My Poetry Packet
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imagery/sensory details- words that appeal to one of the reader’s 5 senses (As the silver pan held in my mother’s oven mitt was in sight, a smell of sweet cinnamon apples was released into the air). alliteration- repetition of the initial consonant sound (Gina jollily joked about George’s giant jelly bean).
[DOC File]Poetry Notebook - Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools
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Sensory Language/ Imagery. Alliteration “The Underwater Wibbles” Repetition “Life Doesn’t Frighten Me” “I am” poem. Self-made alliteration poem. Onomatopoeia “The Moon” “The Rusty Spigot” Limerick. Haiku. Shape Poems: Concrete, Diamante, and Acrostic Poetry. …
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