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Performance The learner proficiently plays an active part in a poem delivery through employing effective verbal and non- verbal strategies based on the following
Standards: criteria: Focus, Voice, Delivery, Facial Expressions, Style and Body Movements or Gestures.
A. Introduction (Acquisition)
.
Learning Activity # 1: Carousel Brainstorming
he class will be presented a
short
1. identify the elements
of poetry through
carousel
biography of John Donne.
brainstorming
They will be eventually
introduce to reading
Donne’s Death, Be Not
Proud known as Divine
Mediation 10 or Holy
Sonnet 10. When the
students have finished
reading the poem, a short
discussion will take plac
st TH
1 – 4 day of
2. read and analyze the
poetic elements of he class will be presented a
John Donne’s Death,
short
meeting
December 7, Be Not Proud;
2023 16,2023
2:00 – 4:00
Grade 9 – Our
Lady of Grace biography of John Donne.
They will be eventually
introduce to reading
Donne’s Death, Be Not
3. Create an original Proud known as Divine
poem applying the
elements of poem
Mediation 10 or Holy
read and Sonnet 10. When the
analyze students have finished
the reading the poem, a short
poetic discussion will take plac
elements he class will be presented a
of John short
Donne’s biography of John Donne.
Death, They will be eventually
Be Not introduce to reading
Proud; Donne’s Death, Be Not
read and Proud known as Divine
analyze Mediation 10 or Holy
the Sonnet 10. When the
poetic students have finished
elements reading the poem, a short
of John discussion will take plac
To foster collaborative learning in the class, a carousel brainstorming will take place.
Donne’s The class will be divided into 4 groups. They will read and analyze the material that will
be presented by the station. After 5minutes, they will proceed to the next station
Death, Discussion
Be Not After reading the text,
Proud; the discussion will take
place. The question
presented prior to the
reading of the text will be
thrown once again to
the students. After which,
students will share their
insights or react to a
series of quotes.
STATION 1: Structure and
Poetry
An important method of
analyzing a poem is to
look at the stanza
structure or style of a
poem. Generally speaking,
structure has to do
with the overall
organization of lines
and/or the conventional
patterns of
sound. Again, many
modern poems may not
have any identifiable
structure (i.e. they are free
verse), so don't panic if
you can't find it
After reading the text, the discussion will take place. The question
presented prior to the reading of the text will be thrown once again to the
students. After which, students will share their insights or react to a series of
quotes.
These are the words that the students may find in every station:
Form/ Structure
Sound Devices
Rhythm
Rhyme
Rhyme Scheme
Alliteration
Assonance
Consonance
Onomatopoeia
Repetition
Imagery
Mood
Theme
Motif
B. Interaction
The class will be presented a short biography of John Donne. They will be
eventually introduce to reading Donne’s Death, Be Not Proud known as
Divine Mediation 10 or Holy Sonnet 10. When the students have finished
reading the poem, a short discussion will take place.
Criteria:
Originality: 15 points
Relevance of the topic: 3 points
Grammar: 2 points
20 points