Spring lesson

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo k
• Leerjaar 2

Today's goal: learn about poetry

What do you think of when you hear the word 'poetry'?

What is a poem/poetry?

How to read a poem

• What is it about?
• Read/listen to the poem.
• What do you think of the poem?
• are there words we don't know?
• What do you think the poem is trying to say? 

1. what is the poem trying to say? 

2. what feeling does it give you? (happy/sad etc)

1. what is the poem trying to say? 

2. what feeling does it give you? (happy/sad etc)

Good-bye, snow! Good-bye, ice!

Though of course you’re very nice,

I am glad you’ve gone away

Leaving us this fine spring day.

Here’s my good old soccer ball!

My skates, too! How are you all?

I am sure that I can play

With you now, ‘most any day.

Good-bye, winter! Though it’s true

I’ve had lots of fun with you,

Now I just could shout and sing;

I’m so glad because it’s spring

Good-bye, snow! Good-bye, ice!

Though of course you’re very nice,

I am glad you’ve gone away

Leaving us this fine spring day.

Here’s my good old soccer ball!

My kite, too! How are you all?

I am sure that I can play

With you now, ‘most any day.

Good-bye, winter! Though it’s true

I’ve had lots of fun with you,

Now I just could shout and sing;

I’m so glad because it’s spring 

-Winnifred Mott

1. What is the poem trying to say?

2. What feeling does it give you? (happy, sad, etc.)

Schrijf nu zelf een Engels gedichtje van minimaal 4 zinnen. Zorg dat het Rijmt! Je moet het zelf voorlezen.

Poetry does not have to be written down...

Wat denk jij dat een 'tongue twister' is?

Ken jij een Engelse Tongue Twister?

No Homework

Leren voor de toetsweek 

(let op, het document wat in magister staat moet je openen met Word!)