Poetry Lesson Plans
Remember This Planet
Literary Model: “Remember” by Joy Harjo
Lesson Plan: rememberthisplanet_daws.pdf
Literary Model: “Remember” by Joy Harjo
Lesson Plan: rememberthisplanet_daws.pdf
What is Poetry? Modeling After Lawrence Ferlinghetti’s Poem
Literary Model: “What is Poetry?” by Lawrence Ferlinghetti
Lesson Plan: whatispoetry_johnson.pdf
Literary Model: “What is Poetry?” by Lawrence Ferlinghetti
Lesson Plan: whatispoetry_johnson.pdf
Making Little Poetry Books of Questions to a Nature Being
Literary Model: “Speaking Tree”, by Joy Harjo, “The Tyger” by William Blake, and Rose, Where Did you Get That Red? by Kenneth Koch
Lesson Plan: makinglittlepoetrybooks_johnson.pdf
Literary Model: “Speaking Tree”, by Joy Harjo, “The Tyger” by William Blake, and Rose, Where Did you Get That Red? by Kenneth Koch
Lesson Plan: makinglittlepoetrybooks_johnson.pdf
If Wayne Lived in Tucson
Literary Model: “Wayne the Stegosaurus” by Kenn Nesbitt
Lesson Plan: ifwaynelivedintucson_sierra.pdf
Literary Model: “Wayne the Stegosaurus” by Kenn Nesbitt
Lesson Plan: ifwaynelivedintucson_sierra.pdf
Autobiographical and Archeological: A Poetry Lesson
Literary Model: Suzi F. Garcia’s “A Modified Villanelle for My Childhood” by Suzi F. Garcia
Lesson Plan: autobiographicalarcheological_skanning.pdf
Literary Model: Suzi F. Garcia’s “A Modified Villanelle for My Childhood” by Suzi F. Garcia
Lesson Plan: autobiographicalarcheological_skanning.pdf
Voice, Speaker, and Audience
Literary Model: “Give Yourself Some Flowers” by Marcus Amakur
Lesson Plan: voicespeakeraudience_skanning.pdf
Literary Model: “Give Yourself Some Flowers” by Marcus Amakur
Lesson Plan: voicespeakeraudience_skanning.pdf
Lost Words of the Desert
Literary Model: Excerpt from the Lost Words (see lesson plan .pdf)
Lesson Plan: lostwordsofthedesert_kanning.pdf
Literary Model: Excerpt from the Lost Words (see lesson plan .pdf)
Lesson Plan: lostwordsofthedesert_kanning.pdf