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Unleashing Creativity: Writing Poetry with Mrs. James' Third Graders

Join Mrs. James' third-grade class as we explore the world of poetry! Discover how to express yourself through this unique form of writing. Learn the steps to create a poem, from brainstorming your favorite topics to drafting with sensory details that paint a picture for your audience. Emphasizing the importance of revision, we will gather feedback and polish our works. Get ready to become great poets and share your creativity with the world!

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Unleashing Creativity: Writing Poetry with Mrs. James' Third Graders

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  1. We Are Great Poets! Michella James Third Grade Subject: Writing Core Content: WR-E-1.2 Personal Writing Presented by: Mrs. James-Third Grade

  2. What Is A Poem? • A Poetry is a form of writing that can be organized in many ways. • Poetry can rhyme or they can be unrhymed. • Poetry is a way to express yourself through writing.

  3. How Can We Begin to Create a Poem? We can BRAINSTORM! • Make a list of topics that you are interested in. • Read other poems. • Ask other students; your teacher and parent’s to help you gather topics

  4. I have a topic, now what should I do next? Start Drafting! http://www.brainpopjr.com/ • Write the first thing that comes to your mind. • Try to use some words that rhyme to get started. • Use pictures if you can’t think of anything to write.

  5. I have my draft!What what should I do next? I can put sensory details into my writing! • Paint a picture for your audience by adding sensory words. • Act out your poem. • Pretend you are making a movie.

  6. I have added sensory details. What is next?Revise your poem! • Make sure your ideas are related. • Write neatly or word process. • Get feedback from your peers or teachers.

  7. Let's Review • Poetry can be versed or unversed. • Brainstorming is the first step when generating ideas. • Using sensory details will bring life to your poem • Revisions should be made after feedback from the teacher or your peers. • Poetry is a great to express yourself!

  8. Congratulations you are on your way!

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