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💡Why this matters:

“Reflection helps you deepen your understanding of figurative language and poetry by thinking about what you learned and how you can improve.”

📌 How to CompleteThis Section:

1️⃣ Read the questions carefully and think about how the activity helped you.

2️⃣ Write a response that fully explains your thoughts (at least 3-5

sentences per question).

3️⃣ Be specific! Use examples from the poem or your experience.

4️⃣ Post your response as a comment in this section.

📌 Reflection Questions:

1️⃣ What did this activity help you understand better?

2️⃣ Was anything

confusing? If so, what and why?

3️⃣ How could this activity be improved?

Example Response:

"This activity helped me understand how figurative language adds depth to poetry.

Before, I didn't fully grasp how metaphors and similes create emotion, but now I see how they shape the poem's meaning. One thing that confused me was differentiating between metaphors and personification, but after reading my classmates' responses, I understand it better. To improve this activity, I think we could analyze a poem together as a class before doing it on our own."

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📌 Instructions for Student Submissions:

﻿﻿Choose a poem (assigned or your own). ( In this case, you’ll use “ The Hill I Climb” by Amanda Gorman

﻿﻿Identify 3 examples of figurative language (metaphor, simile, personification, etc.).

﻿﻿Explain each one and how it enhances the poem's meaning.

﻿﻿Post your response as a comment in this section.

📝 Example Post:

Poem: "Still I Rise" by

Maya Angelou

﻿﻿Metaphor: "But still, like dust, I'll rise" → represents resilience.

﻿﻿Personification: "You may shoot me with your words"

→ words act as weapons.

﻿﻿Simile: "Like moons and like suns"

→ compares rising to celestial bodies.

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Edpuzzle assignment. Make video delivery an interactive experience. Students watch the lesson while answering the quizzes. The teacher gets the powerful hassle-free analytics.

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📌 How to give feedback:

﻿﻿Read 2 classmates' posts in the Student Submissions section.

Comment on both posts with:

One thing they did well

One way they could improve

Your favorite figurative language example and why

📌 Example Comment:

"I really liked how you explained the

metaphor in Still I Rise! You made it easy to understand. Maybe next time, you could add more detail to your simile example. My favorite part was how Maya Angelou compared resilience to nature!"

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📌 Answer the

following questions in a comment:

What did this activity help you understand better?

Was anything confusing? If so, what?

How could this activity be improved?

📌 Instructions:

• Write a thoughtful response to each question.

• Be specific and explain your thinking.

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Poetry Analysis (15 pts)

﻿﻿15 pts - Identifies 3+ examples of figurative language with clear explanations

﻿﻿10 pts - Identifies 2 examples with some explanation

﻿﻿5 pts - Identifies 1 or none, or explanations are unclear

Peer Feedback (15 pts)

﻿﻿15 pts - Thoughtful comments on 2 classmates' posts, offering both praise & suggestions

﻿﻿10 pts - Comments on 1 classmate's post with some feedback

﻿﻿5 pts - No comments or minimal effort
Reflection (15 pts)

﻿﻿15 pts - Answers all 3 reflection questions in detail

﻿﻿10 pts - Answers 2 questions with some effort

﻿﻿5 pts - Missing or unclear answers