13 | March | 2020 | My Riverside Blog

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*Friday Writes Topics for this week:

The pursuit of freedom involves change.
The important things in life endure over time.

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*Analyzing Poems: In groups, you will be going through the analyzing poetry resource and applying it to the three poems we studied: “Walking on two Sides of the Border”, “What do I remember of the Evacuation”, and “Caged Bird”. We will do this on larger paper so we can post/gallery walk

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Good Morning,

*Friday Writes Topics for this week:

The pursuit of freedom involves change.
The important things in life endure over time.

*Essays on “The Metaphor” are due in…please hand in on paper…

-Figurative Language Worksheets: Practice identifying poetic terms

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Where will your path lead you: Carpe Diem

You will be creating a Chart on Office 365….and in groups (of three hopefully!) you will be analyzing the following poems. What will your path be? my hope is that you not only analyze these poems, but also discuss their meaning…you will need the analyzing poetry sheet

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“The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost

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“If” by Rudyard Kipling

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“Oh Captain My Captain” by Walt Whitman

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“I Too Sing America” by Langston Hughes

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