What did you learn about interpreting poetry today?
"Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." Maya Angelou
"Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." Maya Angelou
r we supposed to answer the question????!!!!,,,,...........
ReplyDeleteRyAn S.
yes Ryan.
ReplyDeleteAbigail
That most songs are like poems. That people put in Metaphors and similes in the poem. Also that most people's poetry has personification, metaphor, or simile. Thanks Mr. Buxton
ReplyDeleteAbigail
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ReplyDeletedoes anyone know what worksheet in the poetry packet we are supposed to do??
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
Maddie :)
Maddie, We are supposed to do the simile and metaphor page and also the Personification page that is right after the simile and metaphor.
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ReplyDeleteok thanks Abby!!
ReplyDeleteMaddie
Your welcome Maddie.
ReplyDeleteAbigail
Mr. Buxton,
ReplyDeleteI am really lost on what we are supposed to do for the personification page!!
Maddie
Maddie,
ReplyDeleteWhat you do is the 10. problems at the bottom and you have to find another word for the word in the parenthesis and on the page next to it it gives you the definition of personification. Does that help??
Abigail
ya thanks Abby
ReplyDeleteMaddie
Today we learned that personification, similies, and metaphors are a big part of poems because you are not supposed to tell exactly what it is but give a description at a different view. Also we listened to a song and relized how many similies, metaohors, and personfications songwriters use to make their songs more interesting! McCarthy
ReplyDeleteFor the brouchure do we need to have it in complete sentences
ReplyDeleteI learned that finding the mesage in a poem is like peeling a onion
ReplyDeleteAbbie, i don't think so but i would just in case
ReplyDeletecan we put them in sentences
ReplyDeleteFor the brouchure do we HAVE TO DO PICTURES!
ReplyDeleteAbigail
Abbie, yes and yes
ReplyDeletewe aren't supposed to do the beatles song yet, are we?
ReplyDeleteMaddie
Is it brochremaker.com?
ReplyDeletePaisley and Maddie- no and no
ReplyDeleteI learned that poerty can be very nice once you learn how to take in the info.
ReplyDelete~Elizabeth
I learned about how poetry is in songs most of the time. How to tell the difference between personifications, similes, and metaphors. Also, finding the hidden meaning in poetry.
ReplyDeleteJuliana
is today a SOAR day
ReplyDeleteRyAn S.
Hi guys, see you next year I'm going to be on the way to London in about 10 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI learned that most poems are songs or song-like things also that you can do it more easily than writing a essay...
-sarah : )
Hi everyone I'm in London!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIf someone next week will post some notes for me that would be great!!!!!!!!!!
¬Sarah
ps this is the sign they use for money £ and it is called 'pounds'
I know you're like 6 hours ahead of our time zone, but it's funny that it says your post was made at 4:45 a.m.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice time Sarah. I bet you are cold.. Keep us updated on your trip if you can. Make sure you try fish 'n' chips and baggers and mash with Yorkshire pudding. don't forget the Beatles song interpretation. You're definitely in the theright place to try that. Say hi to my family from me!
ReplyDeletecan we do one of the songs you played during study hall?
ReplyDeleteyes... but not julia
ReplyDeletebeacause we already found the meaning to it .... right?
ReplyDeletecan i do let it be?
ReplyDeleteprob. Sabrina
ReplyDeleteI don't know Caroline because I also want to do Let it Be
ReplyDeleteAbigail
mr buxton last night i saw invictus with my dad and brother. i was glad i learned about nelson mandela because it helped me understand better!
ReplyDelete~juliana
ps. morgan freeman really looks like nelson mandela!