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The document discusses various creative writing techniques including cinquain poems, diamante poems, and using the five senses. It provides examples of applying these techniques to topics related to the Australian gold rush and Indigenous resistance leader Yagan. Students are prompted to try different poetry forms to highlight skills and describe places gold may be found based on terrain characteristics.
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- 1. Sensing your lesson through Creative Writing Picture: pantoja.deviantart.com with Mierza MirantiJune 19, 2014
- 2. When you were kids, How many of you who couldn’t survive in....
- 3. There were three different responses Mierza Miranti's klastulistiwa.com
- 4. And this is the third….. It’s MY LESSON time! muahahahahahaha
- 5. Or this… Mierza Miranti's klastulistiwa.com
- 6. Now, let’s help them Mierza Miranti's klastulistiwa.com
- 7. And change the scenario
- 10. It’s MY CLASS! muahahahahahaha Mierza Miranti's klastulistiwa.com
- 13. In Creative Writing • Communicate • Predict • Creating pattern • Symbolize • Design • Do based on the ORDER • Estimate • Feel • Design • Construct • Visualize • Articulate • Wonder • Join • Express • Suggest Please highlight/ mark the skills Mierza Miranti's klastulistiwa.com
- 14. Five Senses poetry Cinquain Diamante ACROSTIC! TAKE ONE INTERESTING PART OF YOUR TOPIC Mierza Miranti's klastulistiwa.com
- 15. 12 MAY 1856 NOW, MAY 1 = MAY DAY! MEN WITH 3 CHILDREN CAN’T AFFORD < 42 SHILLINGS/ week
- 16. Five Senses poem The 8 Hours Finally, they granted the petition! Yes, it tastes like our mothers-made feast And, it sounds like the dingos gathering at night Yup, it smells like fresh cup of coffee in the morning Well, it looks like beautiful ladies doing the block Then, it feels like the fur of the grumpy koalas This is the beginning of our next battle
- 17. Lewis Pond Creek (Phir) Edward Hammond Hargrave failed to find gold in America Identify the terrain (place characteristics) that might contain GOLD!
- 18. Line1: One word Line2: Two words Line 3: Three words Line 4: 4 words Line 5: One word Line1: A noun Line2: Two adjectives Line 3: Three -ing words Line 4: A phrase Line 5: Another word for the noun Line1: Two syllables Line2: Four syllables Line 3: Six syllables Line 4: Eight syllables Line 5: Two syllables Cinquain Shanti Dirty, Smelly Wondering, Questioning, Speculating Really Strive to Reach Bathrust Gold Precious, Valuable Find, Dig, Sell It even made people Kill Hargrave The famous man Had failed America But he transformed Bathrust to a Gold Rush
- 19. First lived in harmony Burning land >< agrression + a Nyungar was shot Exiled, escaped, parents murdered (more reward) Shot after asking for flour Yagan’s Story Nyungar Clan (South Western Australia) Indigenous Resistance Mierza Miranti's klastulistiwa.com
- 20. Noun Adjective-Adjective Gerund-Gerund-Gerund Noun-Noun-Noun-Noun Verb-Verb-Verb Adjective-Adjective Noun Diamante Yagan Tolerant, Kind Helping, Struggling, Defending Nyungars, Parents, Friends, Families Brave, Courageous Fighter Nyungars Friendly, Open Forgiving, Tolerating, Welcoming Tradition, Culture, Colonization, Occupation Modern, Misunderstood, European Mierza Miranti's klastulistiwa.com
- 24. Now, I’ll invite you to my… Mierza Miranti's klastulistiwa.com
Editor's Notes
- Adelaide Crapsey. She was an American poet who took her inspiration from Japanese haiku and tanka.
- Adelaide Crapsey. She was an American poet who took her inspiration from Japanese haiku and tanka.
- Invented by Iris Tiedt, 1969, Irish Teacher