Tuesday, 16 October 2012

Personification - lesson 2




WALT:
1.Compare and contrast poems using personification.
2. Write our own poem using personification.

Success Criteria:1.Can say which is their favorite poem and why, referring to personification.


Task 1 - Have a look at the poems on this site.

Using a 'Compare and Contrast, template  choose 2 poems and identify the different examples of personification within them, their similarities and differences.

Once you have completed this task you are to comment  on this blog saying which is your favorite poem and why, referring to personification.


Task 2 - On a word document start brain storming objects to do with war, then come up with examples of personification for them.



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22 comments:

  1. zxkvl16 October 2012 at 11:50

    I like "Winter Morning" by Ogden Nash because its like winter is a baker or a cake decorater.

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  2. Mr$ P@yn316 October 2012 at 11:53

    I like the 'It's Spring' poem because it isn't a dark poem , it is happy and bright and cheerful ♥

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  3. AmyA16 October 2012 at 11:53

    We like Winter Morning Poem by Ogden Nash because of the cool personification he use's....
    "Turning tree stumps into snow men"

    By Sophie, Olivia and Amy

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  4. 1DiSRangis16 October 2012 at 11:53

    I chose "Winter Morning" by Ogden Nash and "Is The Moon Tired?" By Christina Rossetti. I personally think that Winter morning is better, First, my favourite season is winter, i like how it's rhymes are interesting and descriptive, the poem flows and it's not too short. The personification in this poem were not too hard to understand which made it more pleasing and flowy to read it

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    1. Mrs Harvey16 October 2012 at 16:41

      Wonderful reasons Rangi - well thought out.

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  5. Kate'z Totally Outragous ♥16 October 2012 at 11:54

    I enjoyed 'It's Spring' by John Foster because it is beautifully writen and talks about nature/flowers.

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    1. Mrs Harvey16 October 2012 at 16:41

      Have you written any poems about nature or flowers?

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  6. ShainiaM16 October 2012 at 11:59

    I liked "Its Spring" by John Foster because it talks about nature and flowers and it was happy and cheerful.

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  7. Pin3appl316 October 2012 at 11:59

    I liked It's spring By John Foster because he used personification perfectly.

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  8. Ryan N16 October 2012 at 11:59

    I liked my river the best because it set the scene and told you what it was about better.

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  9. -_-j3$$ie^_^16 October 2012 at 12:00

    I liked It's spring by John Foster because of all the descriptive language, such as the garden was changing its clothes.

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  10. Hannah's Blog16 October 2012 at 12:01

    I liked 'Is The Moon Tired' by Christina Rossetti because it was nicely written.

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  11. $H@NI@H -_-16 October 2012 at 12:03

    I liked the poem 'It's Spring' by John Foster because it's very interesting how the garden changes it's clothes and because its like a happy season. :D

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  12. Hayze@Swaveland16 October 2012 at 12:03

    I liked "Is The Moon Tired" by Christina Rossetti because it stated more and very interesting to read
    Hayze and Brad

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  13. breeILIKECARROTS16 October 2012 at 12:04

    I think "Winter Morning" is a great poem because of all of the descriptive language, and the way they describe the surrounding thingys :)

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  14. Ro$e 薔薇16 October 2012 at 12:04

    I like "Fog" better then "My River".
    Because the "Fog" is talking about trueabout fog, just talkung different ways. But "My River" is using old word so i could not read so I like "Fog better.

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