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Line of your chosen poem in a way that conveys what you think it means. Then share your dramatic reading with the class.
Of the poet's word choices. Practice reading each
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RL 1, RL2
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Writing Activity: Comparison
compare and contrast the two poems.
In a small group, work together to
create Venn diagrams that show the
similarities and differences between
the poems' speakers, themes, and
.
write a paragraph in which she
or he reflects on the advice the
speaker in each poem might give
to the other. Include text evidence
from the poems to support your
thoughts.
points of view.
Then each group member should

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