Index Introduction Tasks Process Evaluation Conclusion Teacher Page
Task ONE directions1. Use the following links to gather a list of types of poetry and definitions ( Once you start finding definitions, you may want to do some copying and pasting into Microsoft Word): http://www.shadowpoetry.com/resources/wip/types.html http://www.promotega.org/msc00010/types.htm www.poets.org page for Forms and Techniques
Glossary of poetic elements, forms, and terms: http://www.benybont.co.uk/triolet/terms.htm
2.With your partner, choose 26 types of poems to be explained in your booklet. If necessary, combine your basic definitions with dictionary definitions provided by the online dictionary below: 3. Paraphrase the basic definitions and rewrite them, using the illustrated example provided by the Shadowpoetry website. 4. Look up and define 10 key elements of poetry from the following websites: http://www.csustan.edu/english/reuben/pal/append/AXF.HTML (most comprehensive) http://www.davidsiar.org/1302/poetic_elements.html http://library.thinkquest.org/J0112392/ POETRY "REFERENCE TABLES" PDF FILE 5. Create a booklet (using Microsoft Word) including the following criteria:
WHEN Task ONE is done, move on to task TWO!
Task TWO Directions:
You must follow all of the rules of the conventions of those forms. You will select two of these poems to read at a poetry reading during class.
Explain why you believe that form restrictions can either add to or detract from the creative process. Use specific poetic elements form your original poems as support for your argument. Use this quote in your essay, then state whether you agree or disagree and why: "Sometimes an apparent constraint can serve to free the imagination" - Theodore Roethke For further information on grading criterion, check out the rubric in the Evaluation section.
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