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1. www.ellenbailey.com › poems › ellen_134Get Up and Go: A Humorous and Funny Poem - Ellen Bailey

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   When I grew older my slippers were blue. But I could still dance the whole night through. Now that I am old my slippers are black. I walk to the corner and puff my way back. The reason I know my youth is spent. My get-up-and-go got up and went. I get up each morning dust off my wits.

2. resources.wjec.co.uk › Pages › ResourceSingleResource WJEC Educational Resources Website

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   Apr 1, 2019 · A set of resources to support the teaching of a selection of poems from the anthology for the WJEC English Literature specification. The resources are designed to be used alongside the specified poems for the Non-Examination assessment task.

3. allpoetry.com › Get-Up-and-Bar-the-DoorGet Up and Bar the Door by Anonymous British - All Poetry

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   Analysis (ai): This anonymous British ballad is a humorous tale that depicts a cunning wife who outsmarts her husband. The use of traditional language and rhyme scheme create a light-hearted and engaging tone.

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5. www.cfsacademy.org.uk › wp-content › uploadsGCSE English Literature - Colonel Frank Seely Academy

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   As before, your three steps with Unseen Poetry are: 1. read and understand the question; 2. read the poem with the question focus in mind and annotate as you go; 3. narrow down your annotation to the most relevant parts that would make the most effective points.

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6. poemanalysis.comPoem Analysis | A Database of Poetry Analysis and Summaries

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   A website dedicated to analyzing poetry from past and present, to provide a database of articles to summarize and critically analyze any poem.

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   • Each poem is presented as a digital file (either fully interactive or as a PowerPoint file), containing activities which may be used to explore the poems’ style, language, structure, form and content. The Teachers Notes’ file for each poem may be used alongside these digital files to elicit further discussion.

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   • ist. Poetry is a writerly text, where the reader needs to construct their own narrative in order to make sense of the poem. Make up your own interpretation of the poem. Look at the example elow:My Grandmother She kept an antique shop – or it kep

   Grade Unseen Poetry Revision B - Aylsham High School

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   How do you annotate a poem?

   • SMILE is an easy way to annotate and understand a poem. We’ve added in several ideas you might want to consider. This is the part for ‘what’ questions through our annotations. When it comes to writing, we move onto the ‘how’ questions. How many stanzas are there? Are the lines uniform? How many lines do the Is there a rhyming scheme? stanzas have?

   Unseen poetry booklet Y10 PDF - Colonel Frank Seely Academy

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   How do you respond to a poem?

   • There is accurate use of one piece of terminology and an explanation of why that terminology is used. EBI — This response would need to link together ideas and explicitly reference the purpose of the poem. This response is very focused on the poem itself and does not reference the point of the poem being written and/or published for others to read.

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   What is a good response to the poem 'petal'?

   • This response is also very aware that the poem was written for a purpose other than just to entertain; it has a meaning that is hinted to in the response. EBI — This response is quite rigid to the PETAL paragraph structure which is great, but to improve further they would need to start to move away from just restricting to PETAL structures.

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8. www.aylshamhigh.com › _site › dataGrade Unseen Poetry Revision B - Aylsham High School

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   In this narrative poem, which works well as it allows the speaker, the voice of a parent, to describe a memory of watching her daughter learn to ride a bike. The mother describes her fear of her daughter coming to harm with the use of loping along beside you, as if she is terrified of letting go and letting her daughter move away from her.