Poetry Imagery and Sensory Language

Do you want a dynamic resource that solidifies student’s understanding of imagery, literal v non-literal, and figurative language using poetry in an easy-to-use lesson that requires very little prep on your part? This lesson is for you! It surrounds students with a cornucopia of music, visual stimuli, and opportunities to experience the fugue fully, which is sensory language and imagery using all five senses. They will listen, evaluate, and analyze a wonderful piece of choral music that provides the perfect literary device to let them fly into the world of visualizations. Then, they will play a rousing game and experience graphic organizers and worksheets that enhance their readiness to write using sensory language using all 5 senses themselves. It’s an all-encompassing experience for you and your students.

Features:

• Choral music
• Active game
• A variety of classical music
• Interactive Activities
• Uses music to teach core concepts
• Opportunities to analyze, define and create