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Note: Preview all poems and poetry sites used to be sure the material is appropriate for your
students.
Read aloud the sample poem or create a sample of your own. Ask students if they know who
wrote the poem (Sonnet 130 by William Shakespeare) and discuss what the author was trying
to say. Ask students what other poets they know and/or like.
Send students to Poetry 180. You might consider asking older students to find and record a
poem they like at Hip Hop Poems. When each student has found a poem, ask students to make
a copy and practice reading the poem aloud.
Ask students to open the Flipz TV software, paste in the text of the poem, and then remove the
punctuation.
Then have students record themselves saying the poem. When they are happy with their
recording, ask them to save it.
Students then can listen to one anothers poems. Encourage students to explain to the class
why they chose the poem they did and what they liked best about it.
If you have a class Web site or blog, you might upload the poems for other classes to listen to.
Assessment
Students are evaluated on their participation in the activity.
TECHNOLOGY
GRADES K - 12
NT.K-12.3 Technology Productivity tools
04/10/2009
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