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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer. Your Task: In your own words, explain what this poem means to you. Nothing Gold Can Stay By Robert Frost

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Bell Ringer

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  1. Bell Ringer Your Task: In your own words, explain what this poem means to you. Nothing Gold Can Stay By Robert Frost Nature's first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf's a flower; But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief, So dawn goes down to day. Nothing gold can stay. Hints: hue = color grief = sadness subsides = sinks

  2. Clock partners • Write your NAME at the top!!!!! • When the teacher says a time (“3 o’clock!”) find a partner for that time. • Swap papers with that person. You write your name at 3 o’clock on your partner’s paper. Your partner writes his/her name at 3 o’clock on your paper. • Then find another partner for the next time. • **you cannot have the same partner for more than one time** • **keep in the very front of your notebook**

  3. Vocabulary Your Task: Copy each vocabulary word into the “vocabulary word” column of your vocabulary handout. Then with a partner, use a dictionary and/or your literature textbook, and define each word, find a synonym for it, and draw a picture of what the word means to you. • Identify 5. figurative language • Analyze 6. graphics • Element 7. sound devices • Similarity8. poetry

  4. I Am Poems • Write your own after the pretest

  5. I AM Poems I am sharp and focusedI wonder what the camera really seesI hear the buzzing beeI see flowers in early morning lightI want to stop time in a boxI am sharp and focusedI pretend to be a statueI feel the shakes insideI touch the shutter buttonI worry about the blurry resultI cry that the moment has forever passedI am sharp and focusedI understand moments in timeI say let's freeze them foreverI dream of watercolor effects coming to lifeI try to see all the soft muted edgesI hope it happens somedayI am sharp and focused

  6. I Am by Mr. Strobridge I am energetic and devoted I wonder if Michael Jordan could really fly I hear the bouncing of a basketball I see me dunking on MMS basketball team I want to be all I can possible be I am energetic and devotedI pretend to be a shining star I feel the crisp blue sky I touch the slippery muddy water I worry the uncertain things that are before me I cry in agony of misfortune and sorrow I am energetic and devotedI understand that life is what you make I say all things are possible to them that can believe I dream of one day being very important I try very hard to succeed I hope life has good things in store for me I am energetic and devoted

  7. I Am by Ms. Ray I am curious, yet content I wonder what kind of adult my daughter will become I hear thunder far off in the distance I see lightning flash across the sky I want to be at peace with myself I am curious, yet contentI pretend that it is winter time I feel the warmth of the fire I touch the snowflakes as they fall from the sky I worry about being true to myself I cry when I see my daughter is in pain I am curious, yet contentI understand some things you cannot change I say make a difference in someone's life I dream that sometimes I can fly I try to be the best person I can be I hope to not worry so much all the time I am curious, yet content

  8. I AmStanescu I am smart yet tired I wonder what perfection looks like I hear bells chiming I see a clear azure sky with fluffy white clouds I want to be a good wife I am smart yet tired I pretend to be back in Hawaii I feel the sea breeze ruffling my hair I touch the tip of a shark's nose I worry that I am not a good wife I cry about my parents' medical condition I am smart yet tired I understand that learning is complex I say that every student can learn I dream of classrooms full of motivation I try to be the best teacher I can I hope that I am above average I am smart yet tired

  9. Now You Try! Write an I Am Poem Method: • I am (two special characteristics) • I wonder (something you are actually curious about) • I hear (an imaginary sound) • I see (an imaginary sight) • I want (an actual desire) • I am (the first line of the poem restated) • I pretend (something you pretend to do) • I feel (a feeling about something imaginary) • I touch (an imaginary touch) • I worry (something that really bothers you) • I cry (something that makes you very sad) • I am (the first line of the poem repeated) • I understand (something you know is true) • I say (something you believe in) • I dream (something you actually dream about) • I try (something you make an effort to do) • I hope (something you actually hope for) • I am (the first line of the poem repeated) 

  10. Journal/Closing Activity • What does poetry mean to you? Have you ever written poetry? What was it about? • If airplanes in the night sky were shooting stars, ….what would you wish for? Write down three wishes and explain why you choose these three.

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