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Patterns in Poetry: Rhythm Lesson Plan Information | Lesson Plan Activities | Printable version (including handouts) (PDF)
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Standard Listen Actively
Outcomes Students will recognize the link between music and poetry, repeating patterns in poetry--meter, feet, line, and stanza, how rhythm helps organize stressed and unstressed syllables into lines of poetry and how listening for patterns contributes to understanding poetry.
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Classroom Information |
GED Descriptors
Language Arts - Reading
Roles
Family, Community Member
Program Type(s)
ABE, GED, Urban, Rural, Corrections NRS Learner Levels (ABE/GED) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Time Frame
Approximately 1 hour
Technology Integration
Patterns in Poetry
Perspectives in American Literature
OLRC Poetry Matrix
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Keywords |
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Purposeful, Transparent, Contextual, Building Expertise |
Purposeful and Transparent
Listening and then reading poetry will help students focus on the senses that contribute to enjoyment and understanding of poetry. Since understanding poems will be tested on the Language Arts Section of the GED test, students will have experience listening and reading poetry.
Contextual
Students can apply their experience with patterns, especially rhythm, to poems. Recognizing patterns is also a critical thinking skill that has applications in everyday life. Listening skills also have application in everyday living.
Building Expertise
By first listening to a poem and then reading it aloud together, learners reinforce their listening comprehension skills. They develop them further by reading new material aloud to their peers and listening to their peers read aloud to them.
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Lesson Designer
Connie Sapin
Ohio Literacy Resource Center
(330) 672-0761
csapin@literacy.kent.edu
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