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Using Poems to Develop Productive Skills
- Activities using Poems
- Communicative speaking
- strategies
- pre-reading activities
- use music and images to
create the atmosphere
- allow students to talk in
small groups
- encourage students to
predict ending
- Role plays
- pre-reading activities
- strategies
- Working on pronunciation
- strategies
- recite poem rhythmically
- do intensive
phoneme work
centred on the
rhyming patterns
in the poem
- recite poem rhythmically
- strategies
- Writing
- A poem can
spark off some
wonderful
creative writing
- Students can write what
happened before the
beginning or after the
ending
- collaborative writing
- students can switch
between formal and
informal language.
- summarize poems
- transform content
poems using synonyms
and antonyms
- Students can write what
happened before the
beginning or after the
ending
- A poem can
spark off some
wonderful
creative writing
- Communicative speaking
- Cons
- spend a bit of time finding a poem
that links thematically with your
scheme of work
- Teacher needs to do
extra-effort in order to
motivate students who
dislike literature
- spend a bit of time finding a poem
that links thematically with your
scheme of work
- Pros
- poems can foster a love of
English, and they are so
versatile
- Poems can work with
all level´s english
students.
- Poems can be involving, motivating
and memorable, and they can
supplement and enrich just about
any lesson
- poems can foster a love of
English, and they are so
versatile
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