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Students will learn about what motivates people to write poems, proper word usage in composing poems, famous poets, and composing their own poem in one hour. They will discuss what inspires poem writing, such as conveying emotions. Students will learn tips for word choice, including figurative language, and be prompted to write and share an original poem of their own design.
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Writing poems your way
- 1. “Writing poems your way”
- 2. INTRODUCTION Objectives : by the end of the lesson the students should be able to .. Know what motivates people to write poems Proper using of words in writing poem Compose own poem Target Group : 2nd year High School Duration : 1 hour
- 3. content 1 What motivates people to write poems 2 Proper words in composing poems 3 Famous poets 4 Example of self made poems
- 4. What inspires you to write poems?
- 5. Whatever we feel , whatever emotion we n convey, those are the factors that triggers one to compose a poem.
- 6. Best words for poems Tips : Use Figurative words
- 7. Famous poets
- 9. Make your own poem by heart and share it.