The Noah Plan- Literature
Quarter 2, Week 5
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I absolutely love rich and meaningful poetry. Much may be learned from the insight of poets. They go beyond applying the mechanics of poetry; they have a way of expressing thoughts and emotions in ways which others cannot.
I found this fun and interesting animation of The Day is Done by Henry Wadesworth Longfellow. We watched it and I think it'll help my children to better remember the poet with the poem. :)
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I found this fun and interesting animation of The Day is Done by Henry Wadesworth Longfellow. We watched it and I think it'll help my children to better remember the poet with the poem. :)
Here is a reading of Paul Revere's Ride by Henry Wadesworth Longfellow.
We admired The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere by Grant Wood while listening to the poem.
I chose one poem from Longfellow and one poem by Watts for the notebook sheets. I thought the words from each to stir the imaginations for the kids to draw
We listened to the reading of Cradle Hymn by Isaac Watts.
We listened to the reading of Cradle Hymn by Isaac Watts.
The notebook pages I have to offer for this study each have one poem by Longfellow and Watts. I chose these certain ones because I thought they would easily give visual imagery in the kids' imaginations for drawing. I hope you like them! :)
Blessings!
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