Preparing students for the unseen poetry question, this lesson uses 'The Trees Are Down' by Charlotte Mew. Beginning with finding three poetic techniques used in the poem, the lesson encourages more independent analysis before developing ideas in paired work. The lesson develops with class analysis of the poem, concluding with independent planning for a practice exam question which leads to beginning to write their own response. This task can then be extended to the following lesson or become a homework task.
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The Trees Are Down unseen poem exam question - PowerPoint of lesson
The Trees Are Down - Word document of poem
Files in this resource:
The Trees Are Down unseen poem exam question - PowerPoint of lesson
The Trees Are Down - Word document of poem
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