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Creative Writing Exercises: Exploring Days Through Poetry and Anagrams

Engage in a series of creative writing exercises inspired by the poem "Days" by Billy Collins. Reflect on a significant day in your life—be it wonderful, challenging, or ordinary—and express your thoughts in poetry. Additionally, deepen your language skills through fun anagram challenges, where students create new words or phrases by rearranging letters. Finally, brainstorm synonyms for "move," enhancing your vocabulary and writing fluency. Unleash your creativity and enjoy the power of words!

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Creative Writing Exercises: Exploring Days Through Poetry and Anagrams

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  1. English 10 April 17th, 2013

  2. Silent Writing First, let’s look at the poem “Days” by Billy Collins.

  3. Silent Writing Write a poem about a day in your life. It could be the best day of your life, the worst, or simply a typical day.

  4. Anagrams An anagram is a word, or phrase, that when rearranged creates another word. Ex. Harm Very = Mr. Harvey Today, each anagram corresponds to a student in the class.

  5. Practice Round Enraged Go Toy George Dayton

  6. Round 1 Mango Salad Logan Adams

  7. Round 2 Hi Cows Salivas Olivia Schwass

  8. Round 3 Senile Smoky Kelsey Simon

  9. Round 4 Pro Leaches Cole Sharpe

  10. Round 5 Sly Draft Factors Crystal Stafford

  11. Round 6 Yew A Bad Minivan DevyaniAmbwani

  12. Round 7 A Sash Aroma Sahara Amos

  13. Round 8 Bawdy Nerd Do Brady Dowden

  14. Round 9 Try Bitten Brat Brett Brittany

  15. Round 10 Alpacas Sites Issac Staples

  16. How many synonyms of “move” can you think of?

  17. How many synonyms of “move” can you think of? bound jump propel circulate flutter dart festinate float scoot percolate hasten trot pussyfoot rocket gallivant meander barrel slither sinuate whiz journey proceed slide traipse undulate remove whirl stray trek flounder lurch promenade writhe oscillate circumvolve weave stagger bolt scamper rocket ambulate sashay race

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