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Forms of Poetry: Nonsense Poems

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Grade Level Grades 6-8
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Forms of Poetry: Nonsense Poems

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'On the Ning Nang Nong' and 'Rhyme' by Spike Milligan. Rhyme and rhyming slang in 'Hearts of Oak' by Paul Higgins. Students study, and then, write poetry. Aligned to Common Core State Standard: RL.6.5

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February 8, 2020
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Analyze how a particular sentence, chapter, scene, or stanza fits into the overall structure of a text and contributes to the development of the theme, setting, or plot.
4.3
2 Reviews
SML Member
July 04, 2016
SML Member
January 30, 2016
well organized
meliss1974
May 07, 2013
May I suggest:
Also: <br/> <br/>If you come to my website I have made freely available to teachers many of my own nonsense poems that you might like to try . I am a children's poet (just published) and I put material here for teachers to try with their children. Writers do need feedback. Let me know if you like these poems. They are written with rhyme and rhythm and stories to help children both enjoy them and to promote phonemic awareness (literacy). Hope this helps. I've had Ning Nang Nong on and it is excellent. I have Spike Milligan's poem &quot;Granny&quot; there, but also my own nonsense poems.
SML Member
May 04, 2010
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