Description
In this handout, you have three valuable Project-Based lessons for students to work on individually or with partners. This may be used as a single unit, or as a homework assignment, or as a group lesson.
The first handout is researching one of 25 topics "About the 1920’s."
The next handout is a project-based task for students to research
"28 Important Figures in the Harlem Renaissance." The handout or assignment #3 is the Langston Hughs (I, Too Sing America) project.
Students critically analyze why did African American leaders would use art to express themselves and to advocate for equal rights (instead of political, legal, or economic avenues?)
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TERMS OF USE Thank you for purchasing from my store. Please read the terms of use before distributing these materials Your purchase(s) is good for a single-teacher (or teacher team) classroom, homeschool, or independent study teacher.
If you wish to photocopy and/or digitally share any resource with another teacher, please purchase an additional license at a discounted rate under "My Purchases" tab on Teachers Pay Teachers.
Reproducing any part of this resource for more than one teacher, classroom, or for-profit educational and tutoring centers is strictly prohibited. Any portion of these instructional resources cannot be distributed or posted electronically without the express written permission of Kcurriculum Creative Learning Teacher.
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Description
In this handout, you have three valuable Project-Based lessons for students to work on individually or with partners. This may be used as a single unit, or as a homework assignment, or as a group lesson.
The first handout is researching one of 25 topics "About the 1920’s."
The next handout is a project-based task for students to research
"28 Important Figures in the Harlem Renaissance." The handout or assignment #3 is the Langston Hughs (I, Too Sing America) project.
Students critically analyze why did African American leaders would use art to express themselves and to advocate for equal rights (instead of political, legal, or economic avenues?)
More Poetry Links Listed in my Store
Poetry with Novel Connections
Autobiographical Vignettes - "House on Mango Street" Handout
The Hero's Journey Annotation/Notes (Handout)
Collected Poems-An Anthology (Handout)
Literary Valentine Assignment (Handout)
Poetry Explication (Worksheet)
Poppies for Remembrance and Commemoration (Handout and Craft Project)
Classroom Poetry Composition Project (Handout)
"The Book Thief" Poetry and Art Project (Handout)
Graffiti Poem Project (Handout)
List of Suggested Poets Handout
I, Too, Sing America - Langston Hughes poem analysis (Handout)
"All Quiet on the Western Front" (War Poetry Project)
Paul Revere’s Ride - poem and portrait handout
"The Raven" Analysis (Handout)
Advanced Poetry Supplements/Lessons
The Hero's Journey Annotation/Notes (Handout)
Annabel Lee Poem and Questions (Handout)
“Crusader’s Farewell” (Handout)
Ovid’s Metamorphoses Passage & Questions (Handout)
Diamante and Dichotomy Diamante Poetry formula (Handout)
Collected Poems-An Anthology (Handout)
Poem: Hymn to the Nile (Handout)
Sylvia Plath Poetry Analysis (Unit)
Poetic Elements Table Handout/Worksheet
Poetry: Imagery Notes (Handout)
What is Poetry: Handout/Assignment
Poetry Commentary Analysis (Worksheet)
Poetry Research and Analysis (Handout)
Emily Dickinson Poetry Project (Handout)
Poetry Slam directions/handout
Dead Poets Society Anticipation Questions and Film Questions
Figurative Language and Poetic Devices Handout
Poetry Analysis: Three Easy Steps (Handout)
Limerick and Laugh’n - poetry project
Poetry Terminology assignment/handout
Poetry: Journal Note Taking template/handout
TERMS OF USE Thank you for purchasing from my store. Please read the terms of use before distributing these materials Your purchase(s) is good for a single-teacher (or teacher team) classroom, homeschool, or independent study teacher.
If you wish to photocopy and/or digitally share any resource with another teacher, please purchase an additional license at a discounted rate under "My Purchases" tab on Teachers Pay Teachers.
Reproducing any part of this resource for more than one teacher, classroom, or for-profit educational and tutoring centers is strictly prohibited. Any portion of these instructional resources cannot be distributed or posted electronically without the express written permission of Kcurriculum Creative Learning Teacher.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Kay
KcurriculumPBL@gmail.com 2020-present - Kcurriculum Creative Learning®
