Literary TermsFigures of Speech
Review the presentation below. Take notes in your notebook, so you have the information for class. During class, you will be using the terms in order to analyze poems. Poetry MovementsPoems"Ode to a Nightingale" John Keats - audio
"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" Robert Frost [pg. 509] - audio "After Apple-Picking" Robert Frost [pg. 511] - audio "since feeling is first" e.e. cummings [pg. 564] - audio "Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day?" William Shakespeare [pg. 573] - audio *Note: page numbers refer to class textbook |
How to Analyze Poetry - TP-CASTTWatch the presentation below. Make sure to take notes in your notebook regarding the TP-CASTT strategy for analyzing poetry. You can start and stop the video as often as necessary in order to learn the information and take notes.
Once you have view the presentation, taken notes, and learned the concept of TP-CASTT, take a short quiz (below). Meter and Rhythm in Poetry
How to Write Poetry |
Poetry Explication and Analysis Essay
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Poems*Note: Parent permission to use poem for assignment is required for "The Colonel" PRIOR to viewing the poem. (Look it up on your own to show your parents. The link does not work.)
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EssayThe outline has been shared with each student via his/her BASD Google Drive.
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