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WATCH: Amanda Gorman reads inauguration poem, 'The Hill We Climb'

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Watch the video

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watch the video

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How to Write a Haiku | Beginner Friendly Poetry Tips!

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Make a short PPP on haiku (history, structure, subject/theme) to present to class

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Make a short PPP on haiku (history, structure, subject/theme) to present to class

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Use the template provided

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Use word processor to draft your haiku before using storyjumper

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Time for a quiz! what do we know about poetic devices?

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Join a game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn - any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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Make a mindmap of your poetry anthology

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Mind Map Maker | Free Mind Mapping Online | Miro

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Create a free mind map quickly and easily. Organize ideas, thoughts and concepts to see connections and turn insight into action.

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Create a Poetry Anthology on StoryJumper

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listen

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annotate (write down or highlight) what you notice about the song lyrics:
What is the rhyming pattern?
How many verses are there?
Does it contain poetic language? give an example
Does it use poetic devices? What are they?

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lyrics flowers miley cyrus - Google Search

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Google search today's number one song or your favourite song

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Google search today's number one song or your favourite song

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Find the lyrics of your choice and annotate the rhyming pattern, the number of verses, poetic language and devices

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Lesson 1: Links to Australian Curriculum

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Lesson 1: Links to Australian Curriculum

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1. Identify the structure and vocabulary of songs vs poetry AC9E7LA03

2. Describe language features in poetry and songs AC9E7LA03

3. Identify and explain how literary devices create layers of meaning in texts including poetry and songs AC9E7LE06

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What is poetry? What was the meaning of each of the songs? Is there a right or wrong meaning? Why do you like this song?

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Lesson 2: Links to Australian Curriculum

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Lesson 2: Links to Australian Curriculum

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1. Plan assessment task using visual features to convey ideas AC9E7LY06

2. Plan written and multi-modal texts AC9E7LY06

3. Identify and describe the structure and language features of poetry AC9E7LA03

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Lesson 3: Links to Australian Curriculum

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Lesson 3: Links to Australian Curriculum

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1. Create and edit a haiku, experimenting with sensory imagery and metaphor AC9E7LE07

2. Create a poem using poetic structure template  AC9E7LA03