'Last stanza' presentation slideshows

THOMAS GRAY

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Do Now: Look back at "Jabberwocky". In your notes - answer the following:

Learning Objective: After exploring figurative language scholars will identify and analyze the effects of F.L. in a variety of texts. Do Now: Look back at "Jabberwocky". In your notes - answer the following: 1. what does the son do to the Jabberwock in stanza 5?

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Those Bastards in their Mansions

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The Planners by Boey Kim Cheng

The Planners by Boey Kim Cheng. By Michael, Lexy , Charmaine, Nayan and Calum. 1 st 6 lines by Lexy. They plan. They build. All spaces are gridded, Filled with permutations of possibilities. The buildings are in alignment with the roads Which meet at desired points

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Reading strategies foundation unit

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Power by Adrienne Rich

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Year 8 Practice Paper

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Checking out me History Learning Objective

Checking out me History Learning Objective. To explore how and why Agard uses metaphors and layout to get his point across. Answer these questions using a PEE format. Do you think the first stanza is a good introduction to the poem? Why/why not?

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The Writer

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Musee Des Beaux Arts

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The Meadow Mouse by Theodore Roethke

The Meadow Mouse by Theodore Roethke. In a shoe box stuffed in an old nylon stocking Sleeps the baby mouse I found in the meadow, Where he trembled and shook beneath a stick Till I caught him up by the tail and brought him in, Cradled in my hand, 5

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Countee Cullen

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Strange Fits of Passion Have I Known

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The Raven

The Raven. By Edgar Allan Poe. Discussion Questions. What is the setting of The Raven ? How does the setting contribute to the mood of the poem? List five things you know about the narrator of the poem. The raven might be seen as a symbol. What might it represent? Explain.

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