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March 5-march 9

March 5-march 9. Poetry/Novel. Do Now. Why is it important to understand the background and life of a poet when analyzing poetry?. Agenda. Do Now How to annotate a poem: 1 Guided and 1 in pairs Reminder of poetry guidelines/What will you be required to research today?

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March 5-march 9

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  1. March 5-march 9 Poetry/Novel

  2. Do Now • Why is it important to understand the background and life of a poet when analyzing poetry?

  3. Agenda • Do Now • How to annotate a poem: 1 Guided and 1 in pairs • Reminder of poetry guidelines/What will you be required to research today? • Computer Lab (Time to begin)

  4. Poetry Annotation • The Worship of Nature by John Greenleaf Whittier • The harp at Nature's advent strungHas never ceased to play; The song the stars of morning sungHas never died away.And prayer is made, and praise is given, By all things near and far; The ocean looketh up to heaven, And mirrors every star.Its waves are kneeling on the strand, As kneels the human knee, Their white locks bowing to the sand, The priesthood of the sea! They pour their glittering treasures forth, Their gifts of pearl they bring, And all the listening hills of earthTake up the song they sing. The green earth sends its incense up From many a mountain shrine; From folded leaf and dewy cup She pours her sacred wine.

  5. Poetry Annotation in Pairs • Please identify: • Rhyme scheme, stanzas, refrains, repeated words, consonance (repeated consonant sounds), alliteration • Metaphors, similes, imagery, mood, tone, author’s voice, personification, symbols • The overall message/meaning! How does this poet see the world? • Three words or phrases that stand out to you and why

  6. What are we doing in the computer lab today? • Copy this down! • 1. You need to gather at least tenimportant facts about the life (10) and time period (10) of your poet and EXPLAIN why knowing this information is important. • 2. Copy down the chart on the board. You will need to fill this out. • Poet, Life, Time Period, Importance (20 total) • REMINDER: Due 3/22-3/23

  7. Agenda • Review Words! (5mins) (15R) • Vocab Quiz/Correct • New Words + Group Challenge

  8. New Words: Copy these down • Sagacity (Sagacious) • Audacity (audacious) • Derision • Stealthy • Bliss • Epitaph • Impudent • Blasphemy • Gaunt • Jubilant

  9. Answers • 1. Martial Law (A) Grading: 10/10, 9/10=5 • 2. Scurry (C) 8/10=4 • 3. Irate (G) 7/10=3 • 4. Systematic (B) 6/10=2 • 5. Writhe (H) 5/10=1 • 6. Behest (D) • 7. Evicted (I) • 8. Engorged (E) • 9. Diabetes (F) • 10. Industrial (J)

  10. Vocab Challenge • In groups of no more than four: • Define all ten words • Write ten original Sentences

  11. Agenda • Copy these Objectives: 19L • • Students will define, identify and analyze extended metaphor in a poem • • Students will recall and visualize events in history and analyze a poem showing how it reflects the heritage, traditions, attitudes and beliefs of the poet

  12. Do Now: A picture walk through…. • In your notebooks please copy this down. • Column 1: “This picture is of….” • Column 2: “This picture makes me think about…” and • Column 3: “Questions I have about this picture” • Fill in each column as we go through the photos

  13. Time to write….. • Imagine you are members of the Union. The Civil War has just ended and the Northerners have won. This means freedom for slaves and preservation of the Union. How do you feel? If you were members of the Union how would you feel about Lincoln’s death? (1/2 page to a page-silent and independent work on a SEPARATE piece of paper).

  14. Group Activity • You will work in rows. • 1. In groups re-read poem, “O Captain! My Captain!”. • 2. Use the poem and discussion to answer the following questions. (Hint: Think about Lincoln and the Civil War). • ANSWER: • 1. What is the poem actually about? • 2. What metaphors can you find? • 3. What associations (what do you think of) can you make with the word “captain”? Who is the poet referring to? • 4. How does the poet feel about Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War? • 5. Fill out your noun chart completely

  15. Elegy Writing Assignment • Think about a person either you know or someone famous who has passed away and you want to write an elegy for. Think critically about this person. What metaphors would you use to describe them? Select one of your metaphors to develop into an extended metaphor. Example: Whitman used nautical metaphors throughout his poem. • Homework! (5mins to pick a person and come up with a metaphor) DUE 3/12-3/13

  16. Novel Read/Partner Work • 1. Read pages 40-45 • 2. Answer Discussion Questions • Discuss whole group • 3. Read pages 45-50 • 4. Answer Discussion Questions • Discuss answers whole group

  17. Discussion Questions (40-45) • 1. Describe Miguel (physical and personality traits) What influence does he have on Luis? (Character Analysis) • 2. What were Luis’ educational experiences like?

  18. Discussion Questions (45-55) • 1. Explain the quote: “You can’t be in a fire and not get burned” (Rodriguez, 47). • 2. Describe the cholo/chola culture. Why do you think this lifestyle appealed to Luis? • 3. Identify the differences between Rano and Luis. What path do you think Rano will take in life? Why do you think Luis doesn’t follow in his brothers footsteps? (look back into earlier chapters to help) • 4. Write your thoughts on the novel so far (freewrite)

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