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Poetry

Published on Jun 28, 2018

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Poetry

Chapter 8 by: Susan Goebel 
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...the sound of silence...amplified.

  • Receives less attention than other literary forms
  • Students have negative attitudes
  • Adult attitudes affect children's perceptions
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From Like to Loathing

Why Children Learn to Dislike Poetry 
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Like

  • Nursery Rhymes
  • Jingles
  • Songs
  • Straight forward meaning
  • Choice
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Loathing

  • Memorizing
  • Writing/reciting
  • Analyzing
  • Overzealous teachers
  • Figurative language
  • Free verse
  • Work associated with poetry
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Encourage feeling rather than knowing...

 
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Building Appreciation

  • Read aloud - include rhythm
  • Use humerous poetry as a bridge
  • Consistent exposure - share poetry daily
  • Include across curriculum
  • Introduce music
  • Share with choral reading/speaking
  • Share poetry you enjoy

National Council of Teachers of English Poetry Award

* Recognize children's Poets * Resource for educators

Forms of Poetry

  • Narrative
  • Lyric
  • Limericks
  • Haiku
  • Free Verse
  • Reverses
  • Concrete Poems
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Building a Collection

  • Poems that match differing tasks
  • Poems for different levels of sophistication
  • Light/humerus poems
  • Emotion and image evoking poetry
  • Poetry that plays with sound
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Formats

A broad range of poetry to meet every need. 
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Anthology

  • Book that includes multiple authors
  • Boquet of voices
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Collections

  • Single topic collections
  • By multiple or single author
  • Single format collections

Single Poem Picture Books

  • Taste of traditional poetry
  • Introduces sophisticated poetry
  • Imagery attracts reluctant readers
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Verse Novels

  • Cross boundries
  • Poetry classified as a genre
  • Rhythmic language - engages children
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By sharing and enjoying poetry frequently, teachers

and children together will build a lifelong appreciation. 

Thank you

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