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Poetry Book Project

Poetry Book Project. 1. Book Cover: . You should have a front cover. The front cover should include a title, an author, and a picture. 2 . Dedication Page . Be sure to include a dedication page. Your dedication should be between 2 sentences-2 paragraphs. Be creative.

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Poetry Book Project

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  1. Poetry Book Project

  2. 1. Book Cover: • You should have a front cover. The front cover should include a title, an author, and a picture.

  3. 2. Dedication Page • Be sure to include a dedication page. Your dedication should be between 2 sentences-2 paragraphs. Be creative. • If you did write and publish your own book, who would you dedicate it to and why?

  4. 3. Table of Contents • Your book must have a Table of Contents that contains the titles of all your poems, as well as the type of poetry. All pages must be numbered.

  5. 4. Binding • When you complete the book, you must bind it. Be creative with your binding.

  6. 5. • We will study 6 forms of poetry and have studied 6 different types of figurative language. You must complete 1 poem per type, equaling a total of 6 poems.

  7. 6. • You may choose a theme for your book, or have no theme at all. Neatness, creativity, and professionalism count overall.

  8. 7. • Any illustrations, book jacket information, author information, reviews, etc., will count towards neatness, creativity, and professionalism. This will help any grade that is on the borderline.

  9. 8. RUBRIC • The rubric must be glued or taped to the last page of your book. • Don’t loose your rubric. You will not be given a new rubric.

  10. Bring your Poetry book and share your poetry with the class for our class “Poetry Slam.” Your presentation will be counted in your overall project grade.

  11. TYPES OF POEMS

  12. HAIKU Usually, Haiku deals • With a NATURE theme • With observation • With a sense of closeness • Includes 17 syllables and 3 lines (verses) • Written in the PRESENT TENSE

  13. Mysterious bugin scarlet cape with black dotscreeps upon a leaf. Fallen petals rise Back to the branch- I watch Oh…. butterflies!

  14. ACROSTIC A poem that is written by putting a word in a column and making a phrase.

  15. Most loved mouse • Is cool to collect • Can help anyone in need • Keeps a dog named Pluto • Easy to talk to when you need a friend • Your friend through thick and thin • Minnie is his girl • One of a kind • Used to be Steamboat Willie • Says ‘Hi’ya pal’ • Especially sweet to all who know him • Luscious • In stores • People wear it • Girls love it • Lip stuff • On your lips • Smells good • Sassy

  16. LIMERICK A limerick is a kind of witty, humorous or nonsense poem. The rhyme scheme is AABBA. (5 lines)

  17. There was a young lady whose nose (A) • Continually prospers and grows (A) • When it grew out of sight (B) • She exclaimed in a fright (B) • “OH! Farewell to the end of my nose!” (A)

  18. There once was a sheriff named Fife. (A) • Who carried a gun and a knife. (A) • the gun it was rusty. (B) • the knife it was dusty. (B) • He never caught a crook in his life! (A)

  19. DIAMANTE A poem that is in the shape of diamond. Each line uses specific words like adjectives and –ing words. It does not have to rhyme. Usually 7 lines Poems have two opposite themes

  20. Day (noun) Bright, sunny (adj.) Laughing, playing, doing (verbs)Up in the east, down in the west (transition)Talking, resting, sleeping (verbs)Quiet, dark (adj.) Night (noun)

  21. MonstersCreepy, sinisterHiding, lurking, stalkingVampires, werewolves, mummies and zombiesChasing, pouncing, eating Hungry, scaryCreatures

  22. NOISY Must have strong rhythms. Words represent noises or sounds associated with the topic. No set number of lines No specific rhyming patterns.

  23. Sounds at the Basketball game Balls bouncing, siren sounding Crowd cheering, nets swishing They’re the sounds at the basketball game

  24. Crackle, bang, boom! Red, white, blue Exploding in the sky. Gunshots firing, All men shouting, Happy 4th of July!

  25. BALLAD Ballad Poems are poems that tells a story similar to a folk tale or legend and often has a repeated refrain. A ballad is often about love and often sung. A ballad is a story in poetic form. Most often the ballad stanza has a rhyme at the end of line number TWO and line number FOUR.

  26. The Bee Poem A poem is a busy beeBuzzing in your head.His hive is full of hidden thoughtsWaiting to be said. His honey comes from your ideasThat he makes into rhyme.He flies around looking forWhat goes on in your mind. When it's time to let him outTo make some poetry,He gathers up your secret thoughtsAnd then he sets them free.

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