1. Challenging Perceptions of Poetry
EXPLORESuggested Learning Intentions
- To understand that poetry has a variety of structural and language features
- To understand that language use can change in response to technology
Sample Success Criteria
- I can explain how the structures and features of a poem can influence its meaning
- I can reflect on the way that technology can change the way we use language
2. Homing In On Poetic Structure
EXPLORESuggested Learning Intentions
- To build poetic metalanguage
- To understand the way in way in which poetic structure shapes meaning
Sample Success Criteria
- I can use the correct terminology to identify some of the structural elements of a poem
- I can explain how the structure of a poem affects its meaning
3. Spotlight on Poetic Language
EXPLORESuggested Learning Intentions
- To build understanding of poetic metalanguage
- To understand the way in which language features shape meaning
Sample Success Criteria
- I can identify figurative language and imagery
- I can describe how the language used in a poem affects its meaning
4. Co-Constructing and Experimenting with Poetry
EXPLORESuggested Learning Intentions
- To co-construct a poem using appropriate structure and language features
- To experiment with stylistic features found in other texts
Sample Success Criteria
- I can use my knowledge of language structure and features to contribute to the construction of a poem
- I can experiment with text from a variety of sources
5. Poetic Exploration: Independent Writing
EXPLORESuggested Learning Intentions
- To plan, draft and publish a piece of poetry, using relevant structure and language features
- To experiment with text structures and language features
Sample Success Criteria
- I can plan, draft and publish a piece of poetry
- I can explore the way that text structures and language features affect the meaning of my poem