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Apr 25, 2012
Sara
On 4/25/12, Elle wrote: Teach them the concept of the narrative poem that tells a story. Charge of the Light Brigade comes to mind. Alan Ginsburg's rambling poems come to mind too (some language issues there..) And/or teach them the concept of the epic poem and tell them no one has written one for centuries - would they like to be the first in a wh...See More
Terri
A great classroom resource for engaging students with poetry is a book called "Hip-Hop Poetry and the Classics" by Alan Lawrence Sitomer and Michael Cirelli. You can find it on Amazon.com. It has classic poems paired with hip hop lyrics. I have used it with my students and they loved it
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