Write an ode poem in ten minutes – fun step by step lesson (Simon Mole x National Literacy Trust) скачать в хорошем качестве

Write an ode poem in ten minutes – fun step by step lesson (Simon Mole x National Literacy Trust)

Download a free workshop plan that uses my videos alongside other games and activities here: http://www.simonmole.com/free-poetry-... I run two live online poetry workshops a month, which are suitable for children aged 5-12. You can sign up for free here: https://www.simonmole.com/participate Buy my book I Love My Bike (for age 2-7): https://www.amazon.co.uk/Love-My-Bike... Buy my book Kites (for age 4-8): https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kites-Simon-... This video focuses on quickly generating the raw content that will form the heart of a poem, guiding your young writers through a series of simple prompts to gather ideas for an ode to something they love. According to Wikipedia “An ode is a type of lyrical stanza. It is an elaborately structured poem praising or glorifying an event or individual, describing nature intellectually as well as emotionally.” For the purposes of this video an ode is a poem about something you really really love You will be able to gauge how long to leave for each prompt, but being clear in advance you will limit the time to about 90 seconds for each can be helpful to get your poets moving! The video works well as a standalone activity for keystage 2 students (7-11yrs) but if you’re looking for a warm up activity to try before it, this is one of my favourites:    • Fun writing warm-up game for kids - "Yes, ...   This video is 1 of 10 made in partnership with the National Literacy Trust. The videos are part of a 5 lesson learning sequence that will be available free on the NLT website in May. https://literacytrust.org.uk/ If you’ve got any feedback or questions about the channel, or are interested in booking me for a school performance or workshop then the best way to get in touch is via email: simonmolespokenword@gmail.com But I’m also on social media if that’s easier:   / simonmolepoet   @si_mole