Grammar & Composition - 6.2 A String of Words (Thursday; 6/1) (Friday; 7/1)

K: Know the structure and language used as poetic effects.

U: Understand homophones and homonyms.

D: Write our own string poem.


Words of the Day

1. Homophones

2. Homonyms


Let's begin!

Please refer to page 163-164 in your learner book.



Task 1

Please refer to page 163 in your learner book. Do all of Set 1 and only write your answers in your Grammar book. 


Homework

Please refer to page 164 in your learner book. Do all of Set 2 in your test pad or A4 paper.

You are encouraged to use coloured pencils or pens to make your string poem creative. Ensure that your string poem has a shape or line that matches the topic.

The word limit of your string poem is 100-150 words.

Your product by next week is only the string poem.





This is due next Monday (10/1). Please write the reminder below in your Homework Journal:

6.2 A String of Words Set 2. Due Monday 10/1

Here are some examples of string poems:



Have fun!

Comments

  1. Sample Answers:

    Set 1

    1a. The direction of the words and lines are from top to bottom, then bottom to top, and moved in a single flow.

    1b. The theme of the poem is 'playing'.

    1c. The structure of the poem adds as a maze-like flow or direction.

    1d1. The homophones are know and no, maze and maize, and days and daze.

    1d2. The sentences are:
    1st sentence - The wind is blowing so hard that my hijab almost slides off.
    2nd sentence - I wind up the toy plane before chucking it as hard as I can.

    1d3. It is a mixture the word amazed and maize.

    1d4. The figurative image is a maze-like shape and the shape of the poem is being compared to the context where the character is hiding in a maze.

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