Good Afternoon,
*Word Play Activity
*Mood and Tone
*Spoken Words: You have time to work on these…
Good Afternoon,
*Word Play Activity
*Mood and Tone
*Spoken Words: You have time to work on these…
Hello!
*Word Play Activity
*Mood and Tone
*Spoken Words: You have time to work on these…
Good Afternoon,
*Friday Writes:
1. With independence comes increased responsibility
2. Self-awareness leads to meaningful change.
*Spoken Words: you have time to work on this. With hope your drafts should be completed and you can start to edit/practice over the weekend….
Hello!
*Friday Writes:
1. With independence comes increased responsibility
2. Self-awareness leads to meaningful change.
*Spoken Words: You have time to work on your spoken words. On Wednesday, you worked on a document to help narrow down your topics…
spoken-word-rant-or-this-i-believe-worksheet
Good Afternoon,
*No Red Ink: Counter Arguments, Conclusions and Formal/Informal Language
*Spoken Word: You have time to work on your spoken words…
Hello!
*Reminder: each class is shorter today due to our Remembrance Day Ceremony.
*Reminder: No school tomorrow for Remembrance Day.
*No Red Ink: Counter Arguments, Conclusions and Formal/Informal Language
*Writing Poetry Assignment: Self Assessment (for those who have uploaded their assignment.)
*Spoken Word: Brainstorm a topic you may write on….
Hello!
-We will be working on Spoken word: we will look at a few samples of Rants and Spoken words
*Spoken Word: Brainstorming activitiy
Warm up spoken word free write activity: Practice writing with imagery that includes all five senses. Students describe an abstract or intangible entity using all senses: what do they look, sound, smell, taste and feel like?
Examples: Choose 2 of the following examples and write for five minutes each using imagery/sensory language.
a. homesickness
b. grief
c. love
d. joy
e. emptiness
f. time
g. envy
Spoken Word Activities:
*Techniques for Creating Word Play
*Word Play Activity
*Last week, we narrowed our topics on what bothers us (rant) and what inspires us (I Believe).
spoken-word-rant-or-this-i-believe-worksheet
*Narrow down your topic for what you will write about…
If you go to the last page of the document, you can start to write your spoken word…in sentences…Remember…you can also do it with a partner, trio….
You have class time to work on writing your spoken word
Hello!
-spoken word criteria
poetry-slam-and-performing-poetry
spoken-word-rant-or-this-i-believe-worksheet
Sarah Key
“Jellyfish”
“Hands”
“When Love Arrives”
“Somewhere in America”
Taylor Mali “What do teachers make?”
Martin Luther King
-We will be working on Spoken word: we will look at a few samples of Rants…
*Spoken Word: Brainstorming activity
Warm up spoken word free write activity: Practice writing with imagery that includes all five senses. Students describe an abstract or intangible entity using all senses: what do they look, sound, smell, taste and feel like?
Examples: Choose 2 of the following examples and write for five minutes each using imagery/sensory language.
a. homesickness
b. grief
c. love
d. joy
e. emptiness
f. time
g. envy
Spoken Word Activities:
*Techniques for Creating Word Play
*Word Play Activity
Good Afternoon,
*Reminder: You have a Poetry Test tomorrow. The outline of the test is on Teams.
*Reminder: Scary stories drafts to be uploaded to Teams tonight.
*Yesterday, we narrowed our topics on what bothers us (rant) and what inspires us (I Believe).
spoken-word-rant-or-this-i-believe-worksheet
*Narrow down your topic for what you will write about…
If you go to the last page of the document, you can start to write your spoken word…in sentences…Remember…you can also do it with a partner, trio….