WORDLE to POETRY Heart lifted lifted heart heart

WORDLE to POETRY

� Heart lifted, lifted heart, heart shifted � Always gentle, somehow gentle � Proud chestnut � Ears calm, ears shifted, ears gentle, ears held � Love shifted, love turned, gentle love � Desert-proud, desert-born � chestnut coat glistening, glistening chestnut coat � Trusting companion, friend, comfort

� Heart lifted, lifted heart, heart shifted � Always gentle, somehow gentle � Proud chestnut � Ears calm, ears shifted, ears gentle, ears held � Love shifted, love turned, gentle love � Desert-proud, desert-born � chestnut coat glistening, glistening chestnut coat � Trusting companion, friend, comfort � Proud, desert-born warrior � Thundering soul � Hooves pounding, � Chestnut coat glistening � Proud, desert-born guardian � Love shifting, heart lifting � Always somehow gentle � Trusting companion

Proud, desert-born warrior Hooves pounding, Thundering soul; Chestnut coat glistening, Proud, desert-born guardian, Love shifting, heart lifting-Always somehow gentle – Trusted companion, Proud, desert-born horse.

WORDLE

STEPS � Open “Gush” Doc � Open “Wordle Poem” Doc � Open Wordle. net website � Copy “Gush” (Apple, A; Apple, C) � Paste into “Wordle” site (Apple, V) � Click GO � Layout: � Horizontal � Max Words: 75 � Screen Shot (Shift, Command, 4) � Insert Image into “Wordle Poem”

TODAY (11/1/2012) � Check GUSH Writing Rubric on our website � HIGHLIGHT, in the color of your choice, the FIVE GUSH entries you think are your strongest entries � Check the Rubric for BORDERS WORDLE POEMS on our website � Continue your work on that assignment

TODAY (11/5/2012) � Check EMAIL for your current grades. � Complete Sketches and Statements. � Add THREE of your best thesis statements to your WORDLE POEMS document. � Be sure you have: � 5 GUSH writings � The Other Side Gush (75 words) � The Two Fridas Gush (75 words) � Wordles � Wordle Phrases � Wordle Poems

TODAY (11/6/2012) �Record/Revise your thesis statements. �Choose ONE thesis statement. (Make it bold. ) �Complete a free-write/gush writing on that thesis statement … EXPLAIN it to your readers, the way you see it. (100 -150 words) �Choose ANOTHER thesis statement. (Make it COLORFUL. ) �Complete a free-write/gush writing on that thesis statement. (100 -150 words)