Assignment: 11/15-16 Classwork: Odes

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS 10-A (H)
2021-11-15T18:32:20Z

Due: Nov 16, 2021 by 11:59pm

After listening to Elizabeth Acevedo's Rat ode (spoken, written) and Pablo Neruda's Ode to the Onion (spoken, written), it's your turn! You will be working alone or in your table group (no more than 4) to write an ode poem!

1) Root around in your backpack to find an object that is good, but that you take for granted

2) Work with your group or on your own to compose an ode about your object

Can be silly or serious

Must be at least 14 lines

Use imagery (plus figurative language, if you want!)

Read it out loud to hear the effect

3) When you’re done, call me over to perform it :)

4) Share on discussion board (with a photo of the object, if you’d like) - make sure all your group members' names are in your post.

After listening to Elizabeth Acevedo's Rat ode (spoken, written) and Pablo Neruda's Ode to the Onion (spoken, written), it's your turn! You will be working alone or in your table group (no more than 4) to write an ode poem!

1) Root around in your backpack to find an object that is good, but that you take for granted

2) Work with your group or on your own to compose an ode about your object

Can be silly or serious

Must be at least 14 lines

Use imagery (plus figurative language, if you want!)

Read it out loud to hear the effect

3) When you’re done, call me over to perform it :)

4) Share on discussion board (with a photo of the object, if you’d like) - make sure all your group members' names are in your post.