Ignite an interest in poetry.
Four carefully selected Youtube videos of great poetry performances from Agard, McNish, Heron, and Zephaniah will appeal to even the most stony-hearted pupils. Add your own favourites!
Pupils then form their own concept of the poetic by comparing these poems to other forms of performance.
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to identify what makes poetry poetic, and identify what is poetic about their personal favourite songs.
These lessons should be accessible and challenging for all pupils in KS3 and KS4.
The lessons are designed so you don't have to do any extra preparation. There is a pre-starter, starter, main activity, and plenary, a worksheet, and each step has a challenge for the inquisitive. You can also easily adapt it to make it your own.
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Four carefully selected Youtube videos of great poetry performances from Agard, McNish, Heron, and Zephaniah will appeal to even the most stony-hearted pupils. Add your own favourites!
Pupils then form their own concept of the poetic by comparing these poems to other forms of performance.
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to identify what makes poetry poetic, and identify what is poetic about their personal favourite songs.
These lessons should be accessible and challenging for all pupils in KS3 and KS4.
The lessons are designed so you don't have to do any extra preparation. There is a pre-starter, starter, main activity, and plenary, a worksheet, and each step has a challenge for the inquisitive. You can also easily adapt it to make it your own.
If you like these lessons, please visit our shop.
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The second powerpoint does not work. It says the file format is wrong?
The second power point needs to be repaired??
Great lesson. Thanks
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