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Introduction to Poetry Linguini’s Penguin School

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Introduction to Poetry. Linguini’s Penguin School. Speech and Song. What is the difference between speech and song? Song has a rhythm and usually has strong meaning, but speech can be very monotonous . What is a poem?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Introduction to Poetry

Linguini’s Penguin School

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Speech and SongWhat is the difference between speech and song? • Song has a rhythm and usually has strong

meaning, but speech can be very monotonous

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What is a poem?A piece of writing that partakes of the nature of both speech and song, and that is usually rhythmical or metaphorical

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Do poems have to rhyme?

Absolutely not! Poems do not have to rhyme. A poem is a poem as long as it fits the criteria of the specific poem you are writing.

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What are some different kinds of poems?

AcrosticAlphabetCinquainLimerick

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Acrostic poemsAn acrostic poem is a poem with words that continue a sentence:

Linguini’sPenguinSchool

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Alphabet poemsAn alphabet poem is one that tells a story like so:

Apples are good,But they have some things that are not perksCrab apples are inedible

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Cinquain poemsCinquains have 5 lines:

Title-1 wordDescription-2 wordsAction- 3 wordsFeeling- 4 wordsSynonym for title-1 word

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Example of a cinquainPoppyHelpful, caringLoves to fishLikes helping people outJerry

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LimericksWe will not be writing limericks, but here is an example:

There once was a man from Perth who was born on the day of his birth. He was married, they say, on his wife’s wedding day, and died when he quitted the Earth.

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So now what?Begin by writing a paragraph(5-7 sentences) about what a poem is.Write your own poem, using the information from the presentation. Write one of the 3 poems: Acrostic, cinquain, or alphabet.