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1. Tone and Mood in Poetry

2. Group Activity 1 (Act and Guess that Emoticon) 7-8 mins.

3. MECHANICS: The group to act out and guess the emoticon will be determined through draw lots. 2) The teacher will flash an emoticon. Each group will choose one member to act out the emotion flashed on the screen, while the other group members will guess what emotion it represents. 1 correct guess = 1 pt.

4. 3) If the group fails to get the correct answer, other groups will be given a chance to guess and steal the points. 4) The first group to get 5 points wins.

5. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Define tone in poetry; Demonstrate appreciation for the way a poet’s tone influences meaning by sharing personal interpretations during class discussions; Annotate a short poem by underlining words or phrases that reveal the speaker’s tone and write a brief explanation of their choice. Participate and involve oneself to the group activity to complete a shared goal

6. ACTIVITY #2: Give the meaning of the underlined word based on context. 1. My mind is sharp and my grip is tight. Meaning: Keep a firm hold of 2. Each step is full of vigor and strength. Meaning: physical strength and good health

7. ACTIVITY 3: Read each stanza below . Poem 1- Even in clouds, I see the light, A golden thread through darkest night. I hold on tight, I will not fall, For dreams still rise when shadows call. 1. What do “clouds” symbolize? 3. What does “shadows call” mean? 2. What does the line "Even in clouds, I see the light" suggest about the speaker’s attitude (or tone) toward difficult situations? Which lines show the speaker’s determination to keep going despite challenges, and what words or images help create that feeling?

8. 5. What does tone in poetry mean? TONE -conveys the author’s attitude toward the subject. It is shaped by diction or choice of words and detail. I miss you. I whisper to the stars above, Each night I ache for your lost love . 💔

9. Examples of Positive Tones in Literature: admiring, adoring, affectionate, appreciative, approving, calm, casual, celebratory, cheerful, comforting, comic, compassionate, confident, contented, delightful, calm, lively, romantic, encouraging, excited, expectant, forthright/outspoken, friendly, funny, gleeful, happy, hilarious, hopeful, humorous, interested, joyful, light, lively, optimistic, passionate, playful, proud, straightforward, sympathetic, relaxed, respectful, etc.

10. Examples of Negative Tones in Literature: ambiguous, angry, annoyed, antagonistic, anxious, bitter, bossy, cold, conceited, confused, demanding, depressed, desperate, disappointed, disrespectful, doubtful, embarrassed, enraged, fearful, frightened, doubtful, skeptical

11. What have you learned about : 2. How can you identify the author’s tone? 1. Tone in poetry. 3. What is the importance of knowing author’s tone?

12. Exit Ticket:

13. Activity 4: Read this stanza, then answer the questions below. Each step is filled with vigor and strength, Hope rises once again, In the heart, a new day shines, In every trial, we will succeed. Clues (words/phrases Symbolisms/Meaning Author’s Tone Complete this table:

14. “Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words.” – Robert Frost