Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Bell-Ringer: Bingo Prompt   B3 ___E5__   B4 __D1___

2. Time to work on your mystery.
3. Writing Tritinas ,  Haiku, Cinquain   page 204 - 207 in Write Source 2000 -- possibilities for a Mother's Day poem.

4.  Make a card for Mother's Day
      1) write your poem
       2) Carefully revise and edit
       3)  Get paper for quality draft
       4) Create the card and have it checked off.

_________________________ First Samples by Ms. Dorsey

Limerick
    There once was a lady called Mom,                 [3 stressed syllables, rhymes with lines 2 and 5]
     Her children thought she was “the bomb.”      [3 stressed syllables, rhymes with lines 1 and 5]
     She’d clean and she’d cook,                             [2 stressed syllables, rhymes with line 4]
     Read her small ones a book,                            [2 stressed syllables, rhymes with line 4]
     And through this she seemed to be calm!    [3 stressed syllables, rhymes with lines 2 and 1]

     I love you, Mom!

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Haiku – Write one!

     Mother, always there,                          [5 syllables]
     Listening to my woes and joys,           [7 syllables]
     The one I turn to.                           [5 syllables]


      Mom loves tomatoes
      Says they’re best fresh from the vine
      Juicy, red, gladness.
    
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Ballad  of the Busy Mom

      The kids were sick.  Their throats were sore.          [4 accented syllables]
       The furnace had gone out.                                       [3 accented syllables, rhymes with line 4]
       But all was well.  Mom was in charge.                   [4 accented syllables]
        She’d triumph, we’d no doubt.                              [3 accented syllables, rhymes with line 2]

      [You'd need more stanzas because a ballad tells a story.]

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Cinquain   -- Write one!
    
       Mother                                 [One word naming  the subject of the poem]
       Hardworking , patient,         [Two words describing the subject of the poem]
       Loves her children               [Three words showing an action for the subject of the poem]
       So glad you’re my                [Four words giving a feeling about the subject of the poem]
       Mother                                  [Same word or synonym for the first line]
      
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Name Poetry (more than a word or two per line)  Say something significant with your poem.

Erin

Elegant lady, you
Radiate love and competence,
Infusing with joy and fun the lives of those around you.
Never stop being the wonderful woman you are!

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Phrase  Poetry

Throughout the day she triumphs
             in the kitchen, keeping us fed and nourished and delighted
            around the house she creates order, beauty
            at her work excellence is her way
            for her family
            beyond our needs she gives us what will make us happy
            above and beyond what others do
She triumphs as the best of mothers ever!

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List Poem – variation on  a list poem

Moms
There are moms who want kids quiet,
moms who want kids clean,
moms who want kids  hardworking,
moms who want kids polite,
moms who want kids obedient,
moms who want kids bright,
moms who want kids funny,
moms who want kids good,
moms who want kids to always behave
just the way they should.
You’re the kind of mom who wants kids all these things,
But mostly you want us happy, and that makes our hearts sing!

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