‘False Claims …’ – sample poetry analyses for class deliberation

Hey there kiddos –

Please find attached some sample essays from previous years for us to go through in class (different poet, but look at how poems are analysed & used as evidence to support student’s points of view:

Also attached is a rubric for this Unit for you to use in your deliberations:

Enjoy,

BWR

‘False Claims …’ – poetic structure etc.

Hey there kiddos –

Please find attached a digital version of the handout distributed for our class work on poetic structure and language in Papertalk Green’s & Kinsella’s poems:

PLUS here is the group activity tasks relating to POETIC DEVICES we are undertaking as part of our class work:

Enjoy,

BWR

‘False Claims …’ – research tasks

Hey there kiddos –

Our first introductory work on False Claims Of Colonial Thieves for you to work through:

PLUS some additional material you might find helpful in the RESEARCH TASK:

Enjoy,

BWR

Creative Writing – Your Written Explanation

Hey there kiddos –

When writing up a WRITTEN EXPLANATION, we would recommend that you use the FLAP+C structure for your response. Generally, this looks at the following:

Please find the material for today’s class below:

We will be going through the PDF on writing a Written Explanation, and then assessing the example Written Explanation provided.

Enjoy,

BWR

Drafting process – worked sample

Hey there kiddos –

Please find a PDF of the PowerPoint presentation from today’s lesson:

Here are the drafting processes that we went through today:

  1. Re-read paragraph; highlight areas that you think could be improved
  2. Feedback – get feedback from peers/teacher about your decisions
  3. Areas to concentrate upon in your drafting for your creative response:
    1. further detail/description
    2. further character insights
    3. further links to storyline developments

Work together to support each other in this exercise.

Enjoy,

BWR