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ELA test prep songs for Google Apps
Poetry Compare and Contrast - Used To Love You and i carry your heart - Sub Plan
Compare and contrast poetry and song lyrics! Teach students to compare and contrast for state test assessment as they compare poetry and song lyrics. Gwen Stefani’s song lyrics “Used To Love You” and e.e. cummings’s poem “i carry your heart with me (I carry it in my heart)” take a different perspective on love. Both are written with voice and passion. Students will compare and contrast content, language, tone, structure and theme to prepare them for the short answer response questions on end-of-
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6th - 12th
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Figurative Language in Taylor Swift Songs (22 songs)
This activity is so fun for students! In the activity, students are asked to identify figurative language in Taylor Swift songs. They will analyze 22 different songs. While doing this, you can play the lyric music videos for students or play snippets from the songs. Students will be engaged while also getting great figurative language practice. Below are the types of figurative language students will need to know for this activity:1. Simile2. Metaphor3. Personification4. Alliteration5. Allusion
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7th - 8th
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Interactive Notebook: Change, Peace of Wild Things, Compare and Contrast Poetry
Arm your students with valuable compare and contrast skills for song lyrics and poetry! Teach poetic terms included used in state assessment tests using an interactive notebook. Students will compare and contrast content, language, tone, structure and theme to prepare them for the short answer response questions on end-of-the-semester tests. Compare and contrast Christina Aguilera’s “Change” and “The Peace of Wild Things.”Compare and contrast Kate Perry’s “Rise” and Warsan Shire’s poem “what th
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6th - 12th
The Rhetoric of Music Unit for ELA class: Writing
This is actually a "bundle" but I'm giving it to you all in one resource! This full unit introduction will explain to students the background of music and the appeals to ethos, logos and pathos that can be observed. After introductory notes, I give you examples of the Rhetorical Process through included video clips where a famous director is being interviewed about the process of creating instrumental music for the purpose of conveying a story for film. Next I have the music composer sitting a
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Text Structure and Parts of a Story Using Songs
Teach your students about text structure by showing them that just as novels have chapters, poems have stanzas, and articles have sections, songs are organized into verses, choruses, etc. Also, use songs as a way to teach the parts of a story: setting, character, plot, conflict, theme, and point of view.Included in Google Drive Folder: Intro to Song StructureLyrics to 5 song examplesGoogle Slides with Learning Targets, Key Terms, and Opening ActivitiesParts of a Story questions to follow along w
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6th - 12th
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Self Grading Taylor Swift Mystery Picture Literary Device Find!
This highly engaging self grading google sheet has students identify literary devices in 10 lines from Taylor Swift lyrics. Each correct answer will reveal one piece of the puzzle picture until the whole picture is revealed!ANSWER KEY:1 anaphora2 metaphor3 allusion4 paradox5 simile6 metaphor7 allusion8 simile9 simile10 metaphor
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6th - 12th
Poetry: Compare & Contrast "Change" & "The Peace Of Wild Things", Sub Plan
Compare and Contrast Poetry and Song LyricsChange and The Peace Of Wild ThingsCompare and contrast poetry and song lyrics! Teach students to compare and contrast for state test assessment as they compare poetry and song lyrics. Christina Aguilera’s Change and The Peace of Wild Things by Wendell Berry take a different perspective on life. Both are written with voice and passion. Students will compare and contrast content, language, tone, structure and theme to prepare them for the short answer re
Grades:
9th - 12th
Poetry: Compare & Contrast "what they did yesterday afternoon" & "Rise" Sub Plan
Compare and contrast poetry and song lyrics! Teach students to compare and contrast for state test assessment as they compare poetry and song lyrics. Kate Perry’s “Rise” and Warsan Shire’s poem “what they did yesterday afternoon” take a different perspective on life. Both are written with voice and passion. Students will compare and contrast content, language, tone, structure and theme to prepare them for the short answer response questions on end-of-the-semester tests. Students will also take a
Grades:
6th - 12th
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