Elements of Poetry Sound Devices Mini-Lesson

Description

This resource is specifically designed to make learning sound devices easier than ever before!

► This Sound Devices Mini-Lesson includes:

• Editable PowerPoint
• Sound Devices Guided Notetaker
• Various Slam Poems for Students to Listen to & Analyze

… all in printable and digital formats.

With this fun mini-lesson, your students will dig deeper into understanding poetic sounds while having a blast – and aren’t those some of the best moments as a teacher?

► What sound devices are covered?

• Rhythm
• Meter
• Rhyme
• Assonance
• Consonance
• Alliteration
• Onomatopoeia

✎ By breaking down each sound device bit by bit and listening to real poetry examples with your class, your students will better understand how poetic language is created through sound devices.

Seller’s Note: If your school blocks YouTube and you cannot use QR codes, I’ve included alternative versions without QR codes. You can download the poems using SafeShare or another district-approved site and share them with your students that way!

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Supports Common Core Standards (CCSS):

R.4, R.5, L.3

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You might also like these poetry mini-lessons:

• Poetry Form and Structure
• Voice in Poetry
• Imagery
• Figurative Language
• Theme
• Analyzing Poetry

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Natayle Brown

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