The Sound of Words: An Introduction to Poetry

CONTENTS OF CURRICULUM UNIT 09.04.06

  1. Unit Guide
  1. Overview
  2. Background Knowledge
  3. ESL Clases in Houston, Texas
  4. Rationale
  5. Strategies
  6. Lesson Plan I
  7. Lesson Plan II
  8. Lesson Plan III
  9. Lesson Plan IV
  10. Lesson Plan V
  11. Lesson Plan VI
  12. Lesson Plan VII
  13. Annotated Bibliography
  14. Annotated Student Resources
  15. Appendix A

The Unknown Voice of My Students

Martha Margarita Tamez

Published September 2009

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Appendix A

List of Literary Terms besides poems' suggestions for class

1. Alliteration (by William Blake "The Tyger)

2. Allusion (Robert Frost's "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening")

3. Antithesis ("The Hind and the Panther" by John Dryden)

4. Apostrophe ("The Dash" by Linda Ellis)

5. Assonance ("El Dorado" by Edgar Allan Poe)

6. Consonance ( Wes Magee's "The Boneyard Rap")

7. Details

8. Diction

9. ecphrasis

10. Free Verse ("Song of Myself" by Walt Whitman)

11. Figures of speech

12. Flashback

13. Foreshadowing

14. Hyperbole

15. Imagery

16. Irony

17. Macaronic poetry

18. Metaphor

19. Mood

20. Motivation

21. Narration

22. Onomatopoeia

23. Oxymoron

24. Paradox

25. Personification (by Ax-Helves "Junk")

26. Plot

27. Point of View

28. Prosody

29. Protagonist

30. Pun

31. Repetition

32. Rhyme (Nursery rhymes by Elizabeth Bishop)

33. Sarcasm

34. Setting

35. shift or turn

36. Simile

37. Sound devices

38. Structure

39. Style

40. Suspense

41. Symbol

42. Synecdoche

43. Syntax

44. Theme

45. Tone

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