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Monday 20th April 2020
LO: To justify preferences.
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Monday 20th April 2020
LO: To justify preferences.
This means that you will be explaining your choices.
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Good morning Year 3! This week we are going to be looking at poetry in our English lessons.How many poets can you name?
Clue to help!
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A poet we know quite well is Michael Rosen.
He wrote and performed Chocolate Cake... mmm!
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The first poem we are going to look at is by Michael Rosen and is called Words are Ours.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwT___xgMxo
This is the link to Michael Rosen performing the poem on YouTube but we'll also look at it on the next few pages.
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In the beginning was the wordand the word is ours:
the names of places,the names of flowers,the name of names,words are ours.
Pageturnersfor early learners
How to boil an eggor mend a leg
Words are ours
Words are Ours
Pageturners are books
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Words are OursWall chartsLove hearts
Sports reportsShort retorts
Jamjar labelsTimetables
Following the instructionsfor furniture constructions
Ancient mythologiesOnline anthologies
Who she wrote forWho to vote for
A retort is when you reply to someone and you are angry
A myth is a type of traditional tale.
A collection of poems or pieces of writing.
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Words are OursJoke collectionsResults of elections
Words are ours
The tale's got you grippedHave you learned your script?
The method of an experimentIngredients for merriment
Print mediaWikipedia
Words are ours
Subtitles on TVDetails on your CV
funmagazines and newspapers
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Words are OursBook of great speechesGuide to the best beaches
Looking for chapterson velociraptors
Words are ours
The mystery of historyThe history of mystery
The views of newsThe news of views
Words to explainthe words for pain
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Words are OursDoing geographyAutobiography
Arabian NightsFighting for your rights
What to do in payphonesGoodbyes on gravestones
Words are ours.
By Michael Rosen
Someone who has written an account about their life.
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Did you enjoy the poem?
Did you notice the rhyming words?
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Words are Ours is a special type of poem as it has the theme of 'collection' it describes a collection of things you can do with words and how we use words in different ways.
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We are now going to look at a second poem called The Magic Box. It is by Kit Wright and also has the theme of collection.
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Did you enjoy the poem?
Were there any rhyming words in this poem?
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The Magic Box is a different type of poem to Words are Ours.The Magic Box doesn't have any rhyming words or patterns. Poems without rhyming words or patterns are called free verse.
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Let's look at the similarities and differences between the two poems.
What is the main idea?
Does anything repeat?
Are they long or short?
Rhyming or free verse?
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Did you write the same ideas?
What is the main idea?
Does anything repeat?
Are they long or short?
Rhyming or free verse?
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Your task today is to write a paragraph explaining which poem you prefer and why. Make sure you talk about the language in the poem as part of your explanation. I have an example for you below.
I prefer ‘Words are Ours’ because of the way that Michael Rosen has used short and punchy lines, with brief noun phrases that rhyme. It makes the words sound spiky and helps them to stand out. It almost has the effect of sounding like a typewriter.
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I prefer ‘Words are Ours’ because of the way that Michael Rosen has used short and punchy lines, with brief noun phrases that rhyme. It makes the words sound spiky and helps them to stand out. It almost has the effect of sounding like a typewriter.
Use conjunctionsFeatures of the poemTypes of words
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Use conjunctionsFeatures of the poemTypes of words
Make sure you use:
Good luck!