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Exploring Nonviolence: Creative Expressions Through Poetry and Prose

Dive into a multigenre exploration of nonviolence through various creative pieces. This includes a 15-line two-voice poem where two characters discuss whether nonviolent behavior can resolve conflict. Complete a three-page story ending for "After Monkeyman’s Experience," integrating elements like conflict and climax, along with figures of speech and vocabulary from nonviolent glossaries. Share your dreams through poetry or journal entries, and describe a graffiti mural, highlighting written expression through figurative language. Uncover the power of words and art in promoting peace.

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Exploring Nonviolence: Creative Expressions Through Poetry and Prose

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  1. Advanced Content Multigenre paper pieces • Complete a 15 line two voice poem from the from the perspective of two characters answering the essential question: Can nonviolent behavior solve any conflict? • After Monkeyman’s Experience- Complete a three page story ending (conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, dialogue, description etc…). Also include: • two figures of speech • two brushstrokes • Include one vocabulary word from the Glossary of Nonviolence or one warm-up vocabulary words • Underline your figures of speech, brushstrokes, and vocabulary word(s) • My Dream- Think about a dream, hope, or desire that you have. It could relate to an issue you are concerned about or it could be a personal. You may create a poem, song, rap,(15 line minimum), or you may create journal entries about your topic ( three journal entry minimum- about a paragraph) • Include at least two figures of speech • One warm-up vocabulary word • Underline your figures of speech and vocabulary word 5. Graffiti Mural- Written Expression- four paragraphs explaining your mural (introduction, two body paragraphs and conclusion) • include one figure of speech • one brushstroke • one vocabulary word • Underline your figures of speech and vocabulary word http://www.dropitto.me/hobbsela The password is garrett. Please include your first and last name on the file name and on your paper.

  2. On-Level Multigenre Pieces • Complete a 15 line two voice poem from the from the perspective of two characters answering the essential question: Can nonviolent behavior solve any conflict? • After Monkeyman’s Experience- Complete a three page story ending (conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, dialogue, description etc…). Also include: • one figure of speech • two brushstrokes • Include one vocabulary word from the Glossary of Nonviolence or one warm-up vocabulary words • Underline your figures of speech, brushstrokes, and vocabulary word(s) • My Dream- Think about a dream, hope, or desire that you have. It could relate to an issue you are concerned about or it could be a personal. You may create a poem, song, rap,(10 line minimum), or you may create journal entries about your topic ( three journal entry minimum- about a paragraph) • Include at least two figures of speech • One warm-up vocabulary word • Underline your figures of speech and vocabulary word 5. Graffiti Mural- Written Expression- Three paragraphs explaining your mural (introduction, two body paragraphs and conclusion) • include one figure of speech • one brushstroke • one vocabulary word • Underline your figures of speech and vocabulary word http://www.dropitto.me/hobbsela The password is garrett. Please include your first and last name on the file name and on your paper.

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