Lord George Gordon Byron 1788 1824 VideoBe sure

Lord George Gordon Byron 1788 -1824

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Percy Shelley 1792 -1822

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John Keats 1795 -1821

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Group Work!—Get your colors! • Blue Romantic Characteristics • Yellow Personification, metaphor, simile, onomatopoeia, puns, etc. • Pink Alliteration, Assonance, Consonance • Green Rhyme Scheme recording • Separate Color for Tone

Group Work!—Get your colors! • You will now all be assigned into groups and get different poets; although some groups may have same poets, each group will have different poems. • In your group, read the poem aloud amongst yourselves and annotate. • Then, each group with be making a poem brochure.

The Poem Brochure • Start by tri-folding the large sheet of paper your group gets. • The front is your title page—include the title of your poem, the author, and your group members’ names. Make it visually appealing! • The inside flaps can be in any order you prefer, but they need to cover (and include examples of): • 1. Defined vocabulary terms (at least 5) • 2. Poem meaning/summary • 3. Romantic characteristics • 4. Figurative language in the poem/Poetic devices used • 5. Rhyme scheme/ rhythm • 6. What your group took away from the poet’s biography/notes/life and its relation to this piece they have written

The Brochures Should Be: • • • Colored Decorated Visually appealing NEAT PRESENTED (Each group member should speak and have a role in both the creation of the brochure and the presentation of them. )

Each Group Turns in: • A completed brochure • Each person’s annotated poem • Each person’s survey

Ready, set, GO! • Get working!