Queen or Emily Dickinson Poetry Interactive Bulletin Board & Activities
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Stump your students with this fun interactive activity: Is the quote lyrics from a Queen song or lines from an Emily Dickinson poem? The bundle comes with 40 interactive bulletin board display cards, a 122-slide presentation (in PDF format--not editable), a 2-page student handout with brief bios for each artist, and a 2-page teacher answer key.
This is a great way to promote enthusiasm for poetry any time of the year or to kick-start your poetry unit. It is guaranteed to stump your students and make them think differently about poetry: if they see the lines as song lyrics, they find them much easier to process and understand. Plus, it's a fun, educational activity for your students. (It's also great to use when you are being observed--administrators love activities like this!)
VERSATILE: Use the presentation & handout then put up the bulletin board after the activity or use the bulletin board or activities separately. Either way, your students will be intrigued.
Please be patient when downloading. It is a very large file--make sure it is completely downloaded before unzipping the file. Thank you!
You may like my other interactive bulletin boards/presentation activities:
More coming soon (if you have suggestions, let me know in my Q&A)
Created & copyrighted by Tracee Orman
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This activity is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of the members of Queen, the group itself, its producers or label, or any of its affiliates. Lines quoted under the proper guidelines for copyright usage.
