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Who says words can’t be visual art? Shape poetry uses words to form figures that are simple but magical. Thinking of how to fit words into prepared templates will challenge students to bring their poetry game to new levels.
In this activity, students will be challenged to create concrete poetry/ shape poetry by arranging the lines of a poem within a template to form a specific figure. The students will be challenged to think creatively about how words and shapes can interact to convey meaning.
No one else knows us better than ourselves and this is why in this lesson, students will craft a letter they will be addressing to their future selves.
A flower can dance, hair can sway, and the wind can blow with Personification! What is this all about and how can the students use this in their lives? Get started with this lesson to discover more about it.
If you could say something to the President, what would it be? In this lesson, learners will practice the way a formal letter is made by writing to the President and share things that they want to see or have in the country.
Learning about metaphors will interest a few, but learning it with the chance of eating, too, surely, no one can say no to that!
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