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Teacher Tip: Draw Pictures of a Poetry Chart Poem

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Poetry charts can encourage children to think about how illustrations can support a poem.

Try this: After reading a poetry chart poem aloud, invite children to talk about why they think the illustrator chose to draw a particular picture. Then ask them to draw their own pictures about the poem; children may or may not pick the same scene to draw. Have children talk to the class or a partner about which part of the poem they drew and why.

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Topics: Phonics Word Study, Phonics, Teacher Tip Tuesday, Home

Tue, Apr 9, '19

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