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This 15-day instructional poetry unit introduces students to different forms of poetry through daily lessons involving creative exercises, group discussions, and independent practice. Each day focuses on a different poetic concept or device like figurative language, meter, rhyme, and various poetic forms. Students work in small groups to analyze poems, imitate poetic styles, and provide feedback on drafts. The unit culminates in a final project where students write and present an original poem of their choosing to the class.

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This 15-day instructional poetry unit introduces students to different forms of poetry through daily lessons involving creative exercises, group discussions, and independent practice. Each day focuses on a different poetic concept or device like figurative language, meter, rhyme, and various poetic forms. Students work in small groups to analyze poems, imitate poetic styles, and provide feedback on drafts. The unit culminates in a final project where students write and present an original poem of their choosing to the class.

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15-Day Calendar for Instructional Poetry Unit

Day Daily Lesson Instruction Student Practice Homework


1 Introduction to Unit: Creativity - Watch TED Talk on - Form small groups Pick a song with
Bell Work Question: (Post-it Note creativity - Small groups: Discussion on figurative
Activity) How do you show - Post-it Note Discussion and creativity language
creativity? Share
(FULL LESSON INCLUDED)
2 Poetic Devices - Review figurative language - Small groups: Complete Complete
Bell Work: (Discussion) Share - Literary Devices Interactive Worksheet Worksheet if not
your chosen song with your table Presentation yet finished
partners and discuss why you - Interactive Worksheet
chose it. (includes mini-challenges to
(FULL LESSON INCLUDED) remember the devices)
3 Scanning Poetry: Meter - Discussion of Bell Work - Small groups: Scan poems with Chose a poem to
Bell Work: (Silent Reflection) - Introduce Vocabulary to teacher assistance scan and imitate
What are three literary devices scanning poetry (gapped (10-line minimum)
you would like to use and why? notes)
(tally on board) - Examples of scanned poetry
(FULL LESSON INCLUDED)
4 Scanning Poetry: Rhyme/ - Finish Vocabulary to - Independent: Imitate chosen poem Finish Poem
Imitation Poetry scanning poetry (gapped Imitation
Bell Work: Scan the poem on the notes)
board - Examples of scanned poetry
- Imitation of Poetry
5 Types of Poetry: Short length - Review Bell Work - Small Groups: Work together to N/A
Bell Work: Scan the poem on the - Introduce three poetic write as many poems as possible
board forms: Haiku, Limericks, in each poetic form
Acrostic
- Presentation and Examples
6 Types of Poetry Medium length - Review Bell Work - Small Groups: Work together to N/A
Bell Work: Scan the poem on the - Introduce three poetic write one poem in the discussed
board forms: Sonnet, Odes, poetic forms
Villanelle
(FULL LESSON INCLUDED)
- Presentation and Examples
7 Types of Poetry: Long length - Review Bell Work - Small Group: Work together to N/A
Bell Work: Scan the poem on the - Introduce three poetic write one poem in one of the
board forms: Free Verse, Epic forms
Poetry, Blank Verse
- Presentation and Examples
8 Final Project Introduction/ - Introduce Final project - Independent: Begin brainstorming Work on Project
Brainstorming - Discuss presentation day and formatting of project
Bell Work: (Silent Reflection) - Q&A - Small groups: Share ideas for
What is your favorite form of project
poetry we have learned?
9 Writing Day N/A - Independent: Quiet Writing Day Work on Project
Project Check-in
10 Writing Day N/A - Small groups: Writing Day Finish Project
Project Check-in Rough Draft
12 Peer Editing - Peer Editing Etiquette - Pairs: Peer-Editing Workshop Work on Project
Project Check-in Review
13 Writing Day (Final) - Final Q&A for project - Independent: Quiet Writing Day Finish Project
Final Check-in
14 Presentation/ Reflection Day N/A - Independent: Present one poem in N/A
any format to the class
15 (Optional) Presentation/ - Feedback on Project as a - Independent: Present one poem in N/A
Reflection Day cont. whole any format to the class
- Small group: Reflect on project
- Independent: Reflection Sheet

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