Nothing Gold Can Stay Analyzing Poetry and The Outsiders
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Grade Levels
7th - 9th, Homeschool
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- Easel Activity
Pages
24 pages
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This was a nice additional activity during my Outsiders Unit with my freshman. I wanted to take a day to focus on analyzing the poem in the reading, and this was a perfect resource for that.
I used this resource as we read The Outsiders. It really helped students have a deeper understanding of the poem and novel.
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These poetry lessons are ready to use any time of year! Each of the resources in this bundle will help you reinforce critical thinking and literary analysis skills. Plus, students will be writing poetry with each poem.Spend more time teaching and less time searching for poems that your students caPrice $26.79Original Price $33.49Save $6.70
Description
Your students will gain a deeper understanding of the themes of The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton when they analyze the poem "Nothing Gold Can Stay" by Robert Frost and write their own "stay gold" poems.
This resource includes:
- digital and print versions
- Initial impressions & vocabulary preview
- Paraphrase activity
- Comprehension questions
- Tone analysis
- Higher order thinking questions -- connecting the poem & the novel
- Essay writing prompt (editable)
- Steps to write your own "stay gold" poem
- Complete answer key and editable essay rubric
Reasons to love this resource:
- ready to use to add depth and complexity to your students' study of this great novel! Print and use!
- help students make strong connections between texts -- the novel & the poem
- creative writing opportunity for your students to show what "stay gold" means to them
- great introduction to DIDLS
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Total Pages
24 pages
Answer Key
Included with rubric
Teaching Duration
2 Weeks
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