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Everyone loves TPCASTT. It’s a good acronym to guide students through the process of reading a poem, but oftentimes my students are so intimidated by a poem that they can’t even get started. So I teach my students these four steps before reading a poem.
Each one of these steps is designed to help students break down a poem so it becomes less intimidating. These steps work for any poem and empower students to take ownership of a text. In addition, each step sets students up for quality annotations and helps them see the inner workings of a poem
Because all my classes are different, the way I present these steps varies from group to group, so you have lots of options in this resource. All of these items are ready to print and use! You will receive these items as a Google Slides.
-use the blank notes page to set up lecture
-print and hand out the completed pages as review
-give students the bookmarks as a tool for annotation
-use the last and largest handout as an anchor chart
Since this resource is a Google Slides, TPT will automatically create a folder in your Google Drive. Per the terms of use of the font and clipartists, this resource is not editable.
Check out all my poetry resources:
-9-10 Poetry Inference Bundle (5 Poems, 50+ Pages)
-11-12 Poetry Inference Bundle (5 Poems, 50+ Pages)
-9-12 Poetry Inference Bundle (10 Poems, 100+ Pages)
-9-10 Poetry Main Idea Bundle (5 Poems, 50+ Pages)
-11-12 Poetry Main Idea Bundle (5 oems, 50+ Pages)
-9-12 Poetry Main Idea Bundle (10 Poems, 100+ Pages)
Keep in touch and get more great ideas for teaching secondary ELA!
Read more about poetry annotations on Moore English. Check out these posts:
-4 Steps for Pre-Reading Poetry
-9 Poems to Pair with The Odyssey
-How to Add Value to Your Classroom with Metacognition
-8 Opportunities to Promote Curiosity and Creativity in Your ELA Classroom
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4 Steps for Pre-Reading Poetry Annotations (Works with ANY Poem) / Google Slides
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Description
Everyone loves TPCASTT. It’s a good acronym to guide students through the process of reading a poem, but oftentimes my students are so intimidated by a poem that they can’t even get started. So I teach my students these four steps before reading a poem.
Each one of these steps is designed to help students break down a poem so it becomes less intimidating. These steps work for any poem and empower students to take ownership of a text. In addition, each step sets students up for quality annotations and helps them see the inner workings of a poem
Because all my classes are different, the way I present these steps varies from group to group, so you have lots of options in this resource. All of these items are ready to print and use! You will receive these items as a Google Slides.
-use the blank notes page to set up lecture
-print and hand out the completed pages as review
-give students the bookmarks as a tool for annotation
-use the last and largest handout as an anchor chart
Since this resource is a Google Slides, TPT will automatically create a folder in your Google Drive. Per the terms of use of the font and clipartists, this resource is not editable.
Check out all my poetry resources:
-9-10 Poetry Inference Bundle (5 Poems, 50+ Pages)
-11-12 Poetry Inference Bundle (5 Poems, 50+ Pages)
-9-12 Poetry Inference Bundle (10 Poems, 100+ Pages)
-9-10 Poetry Main Idea Bundle (5 Poems, 50+ Pages)
-11-12 Poetry Main Idea Bundle (5 oems, 50+ Pages)
-9-12 Poetry Main Idea Bundle (10 Poems, 100+ Pages)
Keep in touch and get more great ideas for teaching secondary ELA!
Read more about poetry annotations on Moore English. Check out these posts:
-4 Steps for Pre-Reading Poetry
-9 Poems to Pair with The Odyssey
-How to Add Value to Your Classroom with Metacognition
-8 Opportunities to Promote Curiosity and Creativity in Your ELA Classroom
Credit for Comments
Thank you for downloading this product. I’d love your feedback, and for each rating and comment you provide, TpT will give you credit toward a future purchase! Login in to your TpT account, click My Purchases, and beside each purchase, you’ll find a link to Provide Feedback! Rate, comment, and earn TpT credit! Let me know how you use this product in your classroom, what resources I should work on next, and ideas you have for Moore English
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