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Teach This Poem: "Wonder and Joy" by Robinson Jeffers Lesson PlanTeach This Poem: "Wonder and Joy" by Robinson Jeffers Lesson Plan
Publisher
Academy of American Poets
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Grade
6th - 8th
Subjects
Science
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Resource Type
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Audience
For Teacher Use
Duration
1 hr
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Collaborative Learning
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Audio
Video
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Year
2016
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Teach This Poem: "Wonder and Joy" by Robinson Jeffers

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A study of Robinson Jeffers' poem "Wonder and Joy" reminds readers to notice and rekindle the appreciation of the many wondrous aspects of life. After a close reading of the poem, scholars use the provided questions to discuss the poem.

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Concepts

poetry, sonnets, poetry analysis, poets

Instructional Ideas

  • Conclude the lesson with the video of Julie Andrews singing "Favorite Things," then ask class members to create a list or a poem about the things that bring wonder and joy to them

Classroom Considerations

  • Each of the lessons in the "Teach this Poem' series follows the same pedagogy; the linked teacher resource in the Included Materials section below provides the rationale behind this approach

Pros

  • Includes a step-by-step plan and suggested extensions for older learners

Cons

  • None

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