This document provides instructions for a lesson and assessment on analyzing the fourth stanza of the poem "If" by Rudyard Kipling. Students will read the stanza independently and compare listening to an audio version to reading it themselves. They are then directed to answer questions on the assessment about structure and theme within the stanza.
This document provides instructions for a lesson and assessment on analyzing the fourth stanza of the poem "If" by Rudyard Kipling. Students will read the stanza independently and compare listening to an audio version to reading it themselves. They are then directed to answer questions on the assessment about structure and theme within the stanza.
This document provides instructions for a lesson and assessment on analyzing the fourth stanza of the poem "If" by Rudyard Kipling. Students will read the stanza independently and compare listening to an audio version to reading it themselves. They are then directed to answer questions on the assessment about structure and theme within the stanza.
to an audio version of the poem to reading the poem.
In this lesson, you will read the fourth stanza of If and complete the unit assessment.
You are going to
work on Stanza 4 independently for your unit assessment rather than working in pairs or triads as in previous lessons.
Take a look at your
Assessment Text: If by Rudyard Kipling. Read the whole poem slowly and carefully silently to yourself. Once you finish, read Stanza 4 a second
Now, take a look at your
Assessment Text: If by Rudyard Kipling and Unit 2 Assessment: Analyzing Structure and Theme in Stanza 4 of If. You are going to begin by listening to an audio version of Stanza 4 to compare the experience of listening to the text with the experience of the Stanza Fourreading of If
Fill out the Venn
diagram at the top of your unit assessment sheet to compare the experience of reading the poem to the experience of listening to it.
Once you have
completed the Venn diagram, answer questions 1-5 on your Unit Assessment. If you have time, you may paraphrase the fourth stanza on a separate piece of paper for extra