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Beginning Creative Writing: Poems and Poetry
Poetry Jam Camp Session a: 1St-3Rd Grade
LaMeEl Doss
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(224)
In this ongoing Poetry camp, students will learn how to write poetry. Each week students will learn about a different poetry type and by the end of the week they will have written their very own creative poem.
Class experience
US Grade 1 - 3
Beginner Level
*** This class is recommended for 1st-3rd grade students. In this ongoing Poetry camp, students will learn how to write poetry. Each week students will learn about a different poetry type and by the end of the week they will have written their very own creative poem. This is an ongoing class and will cover a different poem type each week. We will focus on 1 poetry type for the entire week. Students are more than welcome to come during a specific week if they find a poem type that interests...
20 lessons//5 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Introduction of an Accrostic PoemIntroduce students to what an Acrostic Poem is and let students view Acrostic Poem chart and poem pattern style.Lesson 2Brainstorming SessionTalk with students about brainstorming their poem ideas and rhyming words if needed.Lesson 3Poem DraftingChoose a few topics from yesterday’s brainstorming session and together, create a few couplet poems. Students will begin working on their own Acrostic Poem.Lesson 4PresentationStudents make final touches and present their poem to the class.Week 2Lesson 5Introduction of a Concrete PoemLesson 6Brainstorming SessionTalk with students about brainstorming their poem ideas and rhyming words if needed.Lesson 7Poem DraftingChoose a few topics from yesterday’s brainstorming session and together, create a few couplet poems. Students will begin working on their own ConcretePoem.Lesson 8PresentationStudents make final touches and present their poem to the class.Week 3Lesson 9Introduction of a HaikuIntroduce and review what a Haiku is and let students view Haiku chart and poem pattern style.Lesson 10Brainstorming SessionTalk with students about brainstorming their poem ideas and rhyming words if needed.Lesson 11Poem DraftingChoose a few topics from yesterday’s brainstorming session and together, create a few couplet poems. Students will begin working on their own Haiku.Lesson 12PresentationStudents make final touches and present their poem to the class.Week 4Lesson 13Introduction of a LimerickIntroduce and review what a Limerick is and let students view Limerick chart and poem pattern style.Lesson 14Brainstorming SessionTalk with students about brainstorming their poem ideas and rhyming words if needed.Lesson 15Poem DraftingChoose a few topics from yesterday’s brainstorming session and together, create a few couplet poems. Students will begin working on their own Limerick.Lesson 16PresentationStudents make final touches and present their poem to the class.Week 5Lesson 17Introduction of a Clerihew and Color PoemIntroduce and review what a Clerihew and Color Poem is and let students view Clerihew and Color Poem chart and poem pattern style.Lesson 18Brainstorming SessionTalk with students about brainstorming their poem ideas and rhyming words if needed.Lesson 19Poem DraftingChoose a few topics from yesterday’s brainstorming session and together, create a few couplet poems. Students will begin working on their own Clerihew and Color Poem.Lesson 20PresentationStudents make final touches and present their poem to the class.
Homework Offered
Students if needed may use outside class time to work on their poem that is due each Thursday.0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Grades Offered
Students will need access to a printer. Every Sunday parents are given a weekly resource packet in the classroom tab. There are materials that will need to be printed out, so a printer is required to participate in these classes. Students will need to have a pencil for each class session. They may also bring something to color with such as crayons, markers or color pencils.
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(224)
Hello Outschool, My name is Teacher LaMeEl Doss. I have a B.A. in Communications and an M.S. in Marketing and I hold a TESOL certification. I am a small business owner too. I have years of teaching experience. I have taught public speaking...
Group Class
$40
weekly or $200 for 20 classes4x per week, 5 weeks
35 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-9
3-10 learners per class
