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Enhance poetry writing with sensory words using our comprehensive resource pack! Includes charts, graphic organizers, and mentor poems to guide students in incorporating sensory details into their poetry. Perfect for fostering creativity and improving writing skills in the classroom with engaging, hands-on activities for National Poetry Month.
Enhance poetry writing with sensory words using our comprehensive resource pack! Includes charts, graphic organizers, and mentor poems to guide students in incorporating sensory details into their poetry. Perfect for fostering creativity and improving writing skills in the classroom with engaging, hands-on activities for National Poetry Month.
This resource includes…
Figurative Language Anchor Charts
*simile
*metaphor
*alliteration
*onomatopoeia
*personification
*hyperbole
Poetry through the Senses
*Brainstorming Webs: “Words that Describe…”
-Sight
-Smell
-Sound
-Touch
-Taste
Graphic Organizers
-When I See…
-When I Smell…
-When I Hear…
-When I Touch…
-When I Taste…
-All the Senses Combined
Mentor Poems
*My Poetry Promise
*Alliteration – Chocolate Cake
*Personification – Halloween Routine
*Onomatopoeia – Rainy Day
*Simile – Monster
*Metaphor – The Hat
*Touch Poem – What am I?
Poetry Writing Papers
*Primary Lines
*Single Lines
*Haiku
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Hope P. –
This resource has many useful ideas for teaching poetry. A wonderful way to supplement your poetry unit or if you need some fresh ideas. The graphic organizers were great.
Colleen Cowan –
I enjoy using this for my poetry unit. It requires very little prep and is a great resource to have.
Jackie Y. –
I purchased this resource to supplement my Poetry Unit. Terrific resource!!
Annamaria M. –
This is the perfect resource for teaching poetry to young learners! My kids loved it.
Laura M. –
This resource added to our poetry unit in the spring. – saved on planning time and was engaging.
Blended Teaching & Learning –
These were great additions to the poetry unit we completed.
Aniela D. –
An amazing and engaging product to teach my class poetry!
Katie McConnell –
I was in dire need of help in how to teach poetry to first graders. This was the perfect resource!!
Matthew B. –
I needed a bit of support to teach first graders about poetry and loved the lesson plan ideas and the graphic organizers to help them master this concept.
Mary Jones –
Great resource for teaching poetry writing. My 1st graders were very successful with their poetry writing unit.
Anna R. –
I love using this resource for my poetry unit and with our weekly poems!
cara lynne R. –
The graphic organizers and the templates were a huge help in guiding my students in their writing ability.
Shannon in Slippers –
This was a great way to introduce poetry to my first graders!
Dannika W. –
Helpful resources when teaching my 1st grade students about poetry. I used it in the Spring.
Hands On Inquiry – Melissa Reed –
My students enjoyed writing poems with this resource. Thank you!
Elizabeth C. –
fun practice for my students