Creative Writing Poetry Workshop

10-25-10 Common Assessment Review, “To a Mouse,” Dreams freewrite

SSR (15 minutes) • Please begin SSR as soon as the bell rings. • If you need a book to read, please pick one from the clear container in the front of the classroom.

12-line poem…The Rules • I will give you one word. • You will use that word to create one line of poetry. • You CANNOT write more than one line. • The word MUST be included in the line. • The topic is up to you…see where your writing takes you!

Example…12-line Poem • Chicago

12-line Poem • Beast

12-line Poem • Beast • Panic

12-line Poem • Beast • Panic • Hasty

12-line Poem • Beast • Panic • Hasty • Argumentative

12-line Poem • Beast • Panic • Hasty • Argumentative • Run

12-line Poem • Beast • Panic • Hasty • Argumentative • Run • Murdering

12-line Poem • Beast • Panic • Hasty • Argumentative • Run • Murdering • Alone

12-line Poem • Beast • Panic • Hasty • Argumentative • Run • Murdering • Alone • Foresight

12-line Poem • Beast • Panic • Hasty • Argumentative • Run • Murdering • Alone • Foresight • Schemes

12-line Poem • Beast • Panic • Hasty • Argumentative • Run • Murdering • Alone • Foresight • Schemes • Askew

12-line Poem • Beast • Panic • Hasty • Argumentative • Run • Murdering • Alone • Foresight • Schemes • Askew • Grief

12-line Poem • Beast • Panic • Hasty • Argumentative • Run • Murdering • Alone • Foresight • Schemes • Askew • Grief • Joy

12-line Poem…what’s your title? • Give your masterpiece a title.

Pair Share Since we don’t have Spudnuts to share, let’s share poems. Turn to your neighbor and take turns reading your poem.

“To a Mouse” By Robert Burns Written in 1785

Creative Writing Poetry Workshop

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