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Exploring Children's Poetry: A Journey Through Imagination and Joy

This lesson delves into the enchanting world of children's poetry, focusing on themes of imagination, movement, and joy. We explore the poem "The Swing," reflecting on the timeless joy of childhood adventures. Through engaging activities, children learn poetic vocabulary like "swing," "blow," and "glide," while encouraging them to visualize and imagine delightful scenarios. This interactive approach fosters creativity and invites children to appreciate the special moments of their youth, enhancing their reading comprehension and love for poetry.

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Exploring Children's Poetry: A Journey Through Imagination and Joy

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  1. Lesson 8 Children’s Poetry

  2. swing v. to move (something) smoothly backwards and forwards • swing – swung – swung • The sign swung back and forth in the storm. • She walked happily into the office swinging her new handbag. • Would you like to play on the swing?

  3. Let’s play on the swing!

  4. blow v. to move (something) by the force of the wind or other air current • Her beautiful long hair was blowing in the wind. • A strong wind blew the door open. 3. The typhoon blew down the house. She blew out the candles. The bomb blew up the city. blow one’s nose blow sb a kiss blow n. give sb a blow 給人一拳 n. 打擊

  5. Look! The national flag is blowing in the wind!

  6. mirror n. a piece of special glass that reflects images • Do you have to spend such a long time in front of the mirror? 2. "Mirror, mirror upon the wall, Who is the fairest of all?" The mirror answered- "Thou, O Queen, art the fairest of all,"

  7. imagine v. 想像 • image n. • Can you imagine life without water? • A unicorn is an imaginary animal that appears only in stories. • I can’t show you a picture of it, so you’ll have to use your imagination.

  8. When you feel tired, you can imagine yourself being in a beautiful and relaxing place.

  9. glide v. 滑行 to move smoothly and quietly • Look at the swan gliding across the lake. 2. The flying birds are gliding in the sky.

  10. joy n. something or someone that brings happiness and pleasure • joy : happiness, pleasure • The baby girl is a great joy to her family. • To my great joy, I passed the exam. joyful adj. Christmas is a joyful season. a joyful childhood a joyful trip enjoy v. We enjoyed our time in high school.

  11. childhood • Joe and I have been great friends since childhood. childlike adj. like a child childish adj not mature

  12. silly adj not sensible or smart • Now stop asking silly questions!

  13. poetry n. poems in general • poet 詩人 poem (一首一首的)詩 • Andy loves to read modern poetry. • Li Po was one of the best poets of his time. • Why not write a poem about the sunrise you saw? Have you ever written a poem? When do you feel like writing a poem?

  14. invite v. to ask sb to come • Thank you for inviting metoyour wedding. • invitation n. • She didn’t accept his invitation to the concert.

  15. delight n. 1. take delight in Ving/N : enjoy Ving/N My sister takes delight in reading novels in her free time. 2. delightful adj. very pleasant and attractive I have never seen such a delightful garden. 3. delightfulness n. Many people have long forgotten the delightfulness of being a child.

  16. I am so delighted to see you!!

  17. select v. • She selected a pink scarf to go with her dress. • Our school auditorium was selected as the site for the Christmas rally. • selection n. The bookstore has a good selection of travel books. Darwin’s Natural Selection 天擇

  18. verse n. a poem • He wrote a lot of verses on the subject of love. • Please learn the first two verses of the poem by heart. (memorize)

  19. As we grow up and become busy, what have we forgot?

  20. Here come some questions to challenge your reading comprehension!! Are you ready? Go! • What do children do in front of the mirrors? • Which adjective is used to describe a piece of pizza? • My mind is w__________. • Children like to imagine being some strange creatures, such as… • Have you ever imagine yourself being sb or doing sth?

  21. Questions of P2 • What is the way to help us recall the fun, silly, imaginary things in our childhood? • Is children’s poetry only for children?

  22. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3074554604430385899&q=the+swing++child&hl=enhttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3074554604430385899&q=the+swing++child&hl=en

  23. The Swing How do you like to go up in a swing Up in the air so blue? Oh, I do think it the pleasantest thing Ever child can do! 你可喜歡盪鞦韆, 高高直上藍天? 最最好玩就是這一件 小孩最愛盪鞦韆!

  24. Up in the air and over the wall, Till I can see so wide, Rivers and trees and cattle and all Over the countryside– over:across 高空之中,磚牆之上, 廣闊天地盡收眼底, 河啊樹啊牛啊,還有— 鄉間風光一覽無遺.

  25. Till I look down on the garden green, Down on the roof so brown— Up in the air I go flying again, Up in the air and down! look down on: 往下看某物 下望庭園滿滿綠意, 才見褐色屋頂— 再次騰空又入青雲, 空中上來又下去!

  26. 童年 選集 to ask sb to come v. 想像的;虛構的 delight n. enjoyable and making one feel happy adj. 原野;田野 挑選 v. imagination 鏡子 鄉間;鄉下 to throw 到處 Poems in general 滑行 beast Not sensible or smart

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