Lesson 25 Poetry Part 2 Expectations: 1. Listen carefully 2. Work hard 3. Be responsible.

Lesson 25Poetry Part 2

Expectations:1. Listen carefully2. Work hard3. Be responsible

Review

Declarative: Makes a statementInterrogative: Asks a questionExclamatory: Gives a command or makes a requestImperative: Expresses strong feelings

We read three different poems and learned that some poems rhyme.

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Bump stump clump

Stamp camp clamp

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Poetry Study

I want to read a poem.

What is poetry?

Who writes poetry?

Poetry Study

Why do we read poems?

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Declarative, DeclarativeTells you something, Tells you somethingYou need to use a period, You need to use a periodDeclarative, Declarative

Imperative, ImperativeYou must do, You must doYou need to use a period, You need to use a periodImperative, Imperative

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Interrogative, InterrogativeAsks you something, Asks you somethingYou need to use a question mark, You need to use a question markInterrogative, Interrogative

Exclamatory, ExclamatoryStrong feeling, Strong feelingYou need an exclamation point, You need an exclamation pointExclamatory, Exclamatory

Poetry Study

Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star(on document camera)

I read, we read, you read!

http://tinyurl.com/bjwnl9x

Poetry Study

Poem Review:(On document camera)

Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star

Poetry Study

Beachesby Kaitlyn Guenther

Sand scatters the beachWaves crash on the sandy shoreBlue water shimmers

Poetry Study

Zip! by Evaleen Stein

When we went to drive the cows home Down the lane to-day,There was such a funny bunny Jumped across the way!

All we saw as he ran past us, Faster than a quail, Was his snow-white fuzzy-wuzzy Little cotton tail!

Good Listener

Eyes are watching.

Ears are listening.

Lips are closed.

Hands are still.

Feet are quiet.

Read Aloud:

Book: The Magician's ElephantBy: Kate DiCamillo

Chapter Eight:Adele talks to Sister Marie about her dreams and the night she came to the orphanage. We learn about Thomas the beggar and his blind dog, Iddo. Iddo used to carry messages in the war and he wants to carry a message again very badly. Meanwhile the elephant said her name over and over to herself.

Read Aloud:

Remember the strategies good readers use while I read aloud to you!

Book:The Magician's ElephantBy: Kate DiCamillo

Chapter Nine

Assignment:

1. http://www.shelsilverstein.com/play.asp

Listen to 6 of Shel Silverstein's silly poems. You can try to guess the titles!