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    First person interviews with family make reference to the Diary of Anne Frank from previous unit poetry first person personal narratives with classmates picturebooks the future first person what are the limits of having one narrator? political and cultural movements in America short stories literature novels with multiple authors women's suffrage WWII / baby boomers music: duets fiction and nonfiction how are we connected to the larger narrative?

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    first person interviews

    with family
    make reference to the
    Diary of Anne Frank from
    previous unit
    poetry

    third person

    personal narratives

    second person

    first person interviews


    with classmates
    picturebooks
    the future

    first person
    what are the limits of having one
    narrator?

    narration

    what are the advantages of


    having one narrator?

    political and cultural


    movements in America

    short stories

    literature
    novels with multiple authors

    women's suffrage
    WWII/baby boomers

    music: duets
    fiction and nonfiction

    How are we connected to the larger narrative?

    civil rights movement

    1. NARRATIVES

    essays

    two voice poems

    ancestry/family

    Generation Y/millenials

    migration and immigration

    biographies and
    autobiographies

    2. MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES
    How does narrative tie into our personal identity?

    people to people
    news

    POINT OF VIEW

    Can you tell me your neighbor's


    narrative?

    Where do we see perspectives?

    How are our narratives


    connected and intertwined?

    social media

    What shapes our perspectives?

    4. CONNECTIONS

    How are our narratives different or


    similar from each other within this
    classroom?

    sensory imagery

    What can we learn from studying


    other peoples' narratives?

    free verse vs. rhyming

    narratives from around the world.


    similar or different to ours?

    British poetry

    voice

    interests

    literary devices

    3. POETRY
    poetry movements

    two voice poems

    education

    lunchroom fight activity: SHEG

    history
    primary and secondary documents

    experiences
    reliability

    postcolonial

    drama/monologues

    modern

    postmodern

    how do we interpret the past?

    how do we write history?

    both personal and


    large-scale

    black poets

    Whitman

    spoken word

    advertisements

    family and friends

    multicultural poets and movements

    beat poets

    diary entries

    religion/faith

    what do we do with this information?

    colonal
    haikus

    culture/heritage

    values and beliefs

    literary devices

    Rabindranath Tagore :: Shakespeare

    exploding the moment

    interviews

    What does poetry say about the person who wrote it?
    20th century poetry

    What does poetry say about society at that


    time?

    political and cultural


    movements

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