Interactive Poetry Writing Workshop for Kids
Poetry
Week 2
Last week you looked at onomatopoeia. Can you remember
what it is?
Using the online timer, see how many examples of
onomatopoeia you can write down in a minute!
https://www.online-stopwatch.com/bomb-countdown/
Now listen to Roger McGough performing his
poem “The Sound Collector”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zc6qxnb
Now you are going to have a go at writing your own version of
the “Sound Collector”.
First, you need to decide where you are going to collect your
sounds. Choose from the following settings (or perhaps you
can think of your own setting).
1)
Football match
2)
School playground
3)
Zoo
4)
Kitchen
5)
Rainforest
Next, on a piece of paper, write down all the sounds the sound
collector might collect from your setting…
Finally, add your own verse! Add as many as you like. Write your
poem on a piece of paper (using your best handwriting of course!)
and perform your poem to your family.
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Dive into the world of poetry with a fun and engaging workshop focused on onomatopoeia and creative writing. Explore the Sound Collector poem by Roger McGough, brainstorm sounds from various settings, and craft your own unique verses. Let your imagination run wild as you perform your creations for your family!
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Poetry Week 2
Last week you looked at onomatopoeia. Can you remember what it is? https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z4mmn39/articles/z8t3 g82
Using the online timer, see how many examples of onomatopoeia you can write down in a minute! https://www.online-stopwatch.com/bomb-countdown/
Now listen to Roger McGough performing his poem The Sound Collector https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zc6qxnb
Now you are going to have a go at writing your own version of the Sound Collector . First, you need to decide where you are going to collect your sounds. Choose from the following settings (or perhaps you can think of your own setting). 1) Football match 2) School playground 3) Zoo 4) Kitchen 5) Rainforest
Next, on a piece of paper, write down all the sounds the sound collector might collect from your setting
Finally, add your own verse! Add as many as you like. Write your poem on a piece of paper (using your best handwriting of course!) and perform your poem to your family. The The The The of the of the of the of the . . . .
