Poetry Analysis Unit: 5 Poems - 20 Analysis Tasks - Analyzing Poems Poetry Unit
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Teaching poetry reading and analysis doesn't have to be intimidating or overwhelming. This poetry unit makes interpreting and analyzing poetry very accessible!
In this CCSS-aligned poetry unit students will closely read five poems from diverse authors. Each poem is accompanied by four analysis tasks. After each reading, students dive deeper into the interpretation and analysis of the poem. Then, based on the work that students have done while reading and responding to the poem, they will construct a detailed analysis of the poem. The best part is that by the time students write their poem analysis, they’re armed with a strong understanding of the poem. In addition, students learn all about poetry elements. You'll be so impressed with their responses that are not only accurate, but also filled with text examples and evidence. (Your students will be impressed and proud, too.)
This unit can easily be split into individual lessons - allowing you to teach poetry analysis five different times throughout the school year. Or, the unit can be taught in succession.
This detailed unit includes:
- 5 poems
- 20 close reading and analysis activities
- Detailed instructional lesson plans
- Teacher keys for all student worksheets
Poems included in this unit:
- “Nothing Gold Can Stay” by Robert Frost
- “If I can stop one heart from breaking” by Emily Dickinson
- “Abandoned Farmhouse” by Ted Kooser
- “Mother to Son” by Langston Hughes
- “Oranges” by Gary Soto
Skills developed in this unit:
- Close reading of complex texts
- Making inferences
- Determining central ideas or themes in poetry
- Interpreting figurative language
- Responding to poetry
- Citing textual evidence to support poem analysis
- Writing analyses with sufficient evidence
- Participating in discussions and expressing ideas about poetry clearly
FYI: This unit is also a part of this bundle --- Poetry Reading, Writing, and Analyzing BUNDLE!
Check out these other fun and rigorous POETRY RESOURCES:
- Doodle and Do Figurative Language Unit
- 5 Interactive Hands-On Poetry Lessons & Activities
- Interactive Poetry Analysis Flip Books - for the entire year!
- 4 Poet and Poem Studies - Doodle and Do!
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