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Poetry

Published on Jul 08, 2018

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Poetry

Chapter 9 Children's Literature Challenge
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Why Children May Learn to Dislike Poetry

  • They don't like playing the "I know the true meaning of this poem, but you have to discover it" game
  • They have teachers that dislike poetry and don't spend time on it.
  • They have a teacher who likes poetry "Too Much."
  • They're overwhelmed with the complicated structures, imagery, and figurative language
  • They're pushed at an early age to discover and analyze poetry
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Children's Poetry Preferences

  • Narrative and Limericks
  • Rhyme, Rhythm, Sound
  • Humor, Familiar Experiences, Animals
  • Contemporary
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Building Appreciation for Poetry

Teachers convince children to love poetry when they share their own enthusiasm!
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Forms of Poetry

Distinguishable by distinct patterns and forms!
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Narrative Poems

  • Tell Stories
  • Easy to Understand
  • "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere"
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Lyric Poems

  • Melodic or Songlike
  • Descriptive
  • Focuses on Personal Moments or Feelings
  • "How to Tell the Top of a Hill"
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Limericks

  • Humorous
  • Rhyming Scheme
  • Verse Patterns
  • Book of Nonsense
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Haiku

  • 17 Syllables
  • 5, 7, 5

Free Verse

  • Relies on Rhythm and Cadence
  • Mostly Unrhymed
  • Lacks Consistant Rhythm
  • Philosophical or Abstract

Reversos

  • 2 Poems Created Using Same Exact Words
  • Read from Top to Bottom and Bottom to Top
  • "Mirror Mirror"
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Concrete Poems

  • Written or Printed in Shape of Poem's Subject
  • Seen More Than Heard
  • Doesn't Rhyme
  • Doesn't Have a Rhythm
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