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Scholars analyze a model poem to help guide their poetry writing. They use Think-Pair-Share to discuss word choice and meaning in "Papaya Tree" and "Wet and Crying." To finish, they use their discussions to collect evidence on what makes an effective poem.
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- Ask readers to discuss the differences between poems and novels to provoke their thinking before beginning the lesson
Classroom Considerations
- Lesson two in the Grade 8 ELA Module 1, Unit 3 series
- Complete lessons in order
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- Includes teaching notes to enhance the lessons
- Lists vocabulary to learn to increase comprehension
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