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A study aid to help pupils connect a poem's techniques to its overall impact and meaning. Helps them to see how techniques work together, e.g. a metaphor may change the tone. By connecting the petals (techniques) to the centre (overall impact/meaning), pupils write more than just 'Look! A simile.' What is it doing? How does it relate to the rest of the poem? Pupils learn to move between the overall force of a poem and its details. They just need to think: 'I'm a bee. I can fly where I like!' To compare poems, fly between two flowers. Blank version is for your use or for their own notes. See also my 'HOW TO STUDY A NOVEL'.
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JeanDevlin

5 years ago
5

Me again. You have amazing, wonderful, fun ideas! So inspirational!

kissinbec

7 years ago
3

Mini-HaHa

7 years ago
5

The creator of this resource is brilliant! It looks beautiful and tells you everything you need to know in managable chunks.

MissHallEnglish

8 years ago
4

A nice, creative idea. Will use with Y7. Thanks.

eamcvit

8 years ago
4

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