Poetry Parties will take place on Monday morning. These will be a celebration of language, music, and literature. I expect passionate performances and powerful deliveries from ALL of you. Each of you will have to come prepared to deliver TWO performances. You will also need to turn in your completed, decorated poetry books containing at least 8 of the 9 poems we have done in class from the list below. You may choose NOT to include any one poem from the list below: (you are welcome to include all 9 if you decide)
Personal Poem - Describing an emotion
Narrative Poem - Relating the world event
Inside/Outside Poem - The Fruit
Inside/Outside Poem - About yourself.
Published Poem - The poem you recited in class
Midwest Group Perform
Road Less Taken -Interpretation
Beatles song - Interpretation
Free Choice - Show your creativity here!
"Mr Buxton, can I make my timeline the Brooklyn Bridge? I also want to use different cars (forms of transport) to represent the historical events that occured over time in my region."
Bravo Lilly! How will the rest of you, 'think out of the box?'
Mr. Buxton the poem on what I enjoy is only twelve lines, but i really like it this is it~ Dance when no ones looking,
ReplyDeleteDance harder when they are
Dance to heal a wound,
Dance to heal a scar
Dance under the rain
Dance under the sun
And when you think you cant dance,
Just get outside and run
Dance to the sound of the leaves,
Dance to the song in your heart
Dance even tho you know...
That your world is falling apart.
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ReplyDeleteomg bekah ur poem is really good i can tel you r very passionate about dancing
ReplyDeleteis our only homework in humanities the region
ReplyDeletei love it so does my mom
ReplyDeleteno we have to do the poem
ReplyDeletesorry i did not finish my sentence i meant to say region project
ReplyDeleteGG FYI thanks for the comments but i did not write the poem wish i did
ReplyDeletedoes it matter what order your poems are in?
ReplyDeleteMr. Buxton,
ReplyDeleteIs it ok that I do not use Geographic features and use agriculture instead on the tree????
THanks
who is emma again????
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ReplyDeleteo i knew that sorry sophie
ReplyDeletefor the poetry party do we have to resite poems or can we do something elts?
ReplyDeleteYou can do either Shopie. You can do both if you want!
ReplyDeletecool
ReplyDeletewhat is the order of the poems that we put in our poetry booklet?- martha wright
ReplyDeleteIt does not matter Marth Wright
ReplyDeleteok thank you catie
ReplyDeleteWait so we don't have to include all 9 poems?
ReplyDeleteno shaw you can include 8 and choose one that you do not want to include in your booklet. you can include 9 if you want
ReplyDeletedo we have to know euphemism or idioms???????????????????????????????????
ReplyDeleteI have the same question as beck Will the test be on connotations,idioms, and other things we really havent learned?
ReplyDeleteI have the same question as beck Will the test be on connotations,idioms, and other things we really havent learned?
ReplyDeletei do not think so bekah
ReplyDeletecan we have notes on the poetry test?
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ReplyDeleteMr. Buxton,
ReplyDeleteCan we have a note card for the test?
Wyatt
do we have to know idoms?
ReplyDeleteCan we use notes on the test?!?!
ReplyDeleteNO NOTES ON THE TEST!
ReplyDeleteYou are all asking questions that you already know the answer. It has been clearly stated what you need to know on the blog and on the H/W sheet.
Today's session reiterated how even if you come across something that we haven't studied, it still doesn't mean you can't answer the question correctly.
dont forget my poem Mr b
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Thank You Mr. Buxton! Oh and i got my movie to play on different computers. Instead of copying the movie i exported it onto my hard drive
ReplyDeleteMr. buxton, you said that we can only do 1 poem if we chose! can we still do that!
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