Last poetry lesson: you went into groups and picked out the poem you liked the most
Explore the poem/songtext you chose as a group on your own first and answer these questions:
What can you say about rhyme?
What can you say about structure?
What can you say about meaning?
What can you say about the author and the background of the poem?
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Create a presentation
EXAMPLE: My Brother ate my smartphone, by Ken Nesbitt.
The rhyme is ABCB, the structure is made up of 5 even verses and there is not really a
deeper meaning to it. It’s mostly about the brother who ate a smartphone and became smart by it!
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Rijmschema gedichten
Het is makkelijk om het rijmschema van een gedicht te achterhalen:
Lees het gedicht.
Kijk welke zinnen met elkaar rijmen.
Geef elke rijmende zin dezelfde letter, begin met a.
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Rijmschema gedichten
Voorbeeld:
Al vanaf de eerste dag
was ik betoverd door jouw lach
Mijn liefde voor jou is eindeloos
Het is daarom dat ik voor jou koos
Ik blijf je eeuwig trouw
Jij bent alles waar ik van hou
jij bent alles waar ik van hou
a
a
b
b
c
c
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Poem
Guess the rhyme scheme:
A friend is pleased to see you.
Friendship is based on care.
A friend won’t leave you high & dry.
A true friend’s always there.
timer
1:00
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Poem
A friend is pleased to see you. A
Friendship is based on care. B
A friend won’t leave you high & dry. C
A true friend’s always there. B
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Create a presentation
Create a short presentation (+/-10 minutes) in which you introduce your poem/song text to the rest of the class through reading it aloud followed by an interactive exercise and concluded by why you as a group chose this poem.
There are millions of possibilities and you are free to think of other options.
Be creative!
Do keep in mind that:
You only have 10 min
Each member of your group needs to participate in the presentation
The rest of the class needs to interactively explore the poem with you
The most creative presentation will receive a prize
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Example by teacher
Interactive exercise (7 min):
Work in pairs to find out the meaning of the words in green
Try to first think of the meaning of the words yourself, then check them through an online dictionary
If you have time left – go online and find out to whom this poem was of great inspiration and why
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Example by teacher
Covers = bedekt
Unconquerable soul = onoverwinnelijke ziel
Clutch = greep
Winced nor cried = niet huiveren of huilen
Bludgeonings = stokslagen
Unbowed = ongebogen
Wrath = toorn
Looms = opdoemen
Menace = bedreiging
Punishments = straffen
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Time to work on your presentation
Have an idea ready by the end of this lesson, so you can present it next time.