Elements of Poetry
Poems
Love that Dog (Sept-Oct)
Love that Dog (October)
Love that Dog (Nov.-Jan.)
100

Each chunk of lines is called?

Stanza

100

Under a maple tree

the dog lies down

-What poem is this?

"Dog" by Valerie Worth 

100

What is Ms. Stretchberry's classroom number?

Room 105

100

What poem did Jack read on October 17th?

"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening"

100

What does Jack think about the poems typed up on page 11?

Jack likes the way the poems look typed up. 

200

What element of poetry shows how lines or phrases repeat?

Repetition

200

Repetition:

"And miles to go before I sleep."

"And miles to go before I sleep."

Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
200

What is Jack's teacher's name? 

Ms. Stretchberry

200

What kind of car does Jack write about?

blue car splattered with mud

200

What kind of pet did Jack used to have and where did he get the dog from?

A yellow dog; He got the yellow dog from the animal protection shelter. 

300

Fun, done, one

Know, snow, crow 

Rhyming

300

Who wrote the "Snowy Woods" poem and "The Pasture"?

Robert Frost

300

In the beginning, why does Jack not want to write poetry?

Jack thinks poetry is for girls. 
300

What about the "tiger tiger" poem did Jack like?

Jack liked the way the poem sounds. 

300

What does Ms. Stretchberry ask Jack to do on page 14?

Ms. Stretchberry asks Jack to pretend he still has that pet. 

400

a repeating arrangement of words or syllables in a poem.

Pattern
400

What elements of poetry do you see in "The Pasture"?

Rhyming: "away" "I may" 

Repetition: "I shan't be gone long - you come too" 

400

What does Jack think is a poem in the beginning of the book? (page 3) 

Jack thinks you just need to make short lines. 

400

What word does Ms. Stretchberry put on Jack's poems instead of his name? What does it mean?

Anonymous (no name) 
400

How has Jack's feelings towards poetry change from the beginning of the book to now? 

In the beginning, Jack doesn't want to write poetry and doesn't like poetry. He also doesn't understand what poetry is. As he reads and writes more poetry, Jack starts to like certain poems. 
500

description uses the five senses

Imagery

500

What elements of poetry do you see in "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening"?

Rhyming: "know" "snow"

Rhythm

Repetition: "And miles to go before you sleep." 


500

What does Ms. Stretchberry ask Jack on page 5 of "Love that Dog"? How did you know that Ms. Stretchberry asked that question?

"Why does so much depend upon a blue car?" I know that Ms. Stretchberry asked that question because the words are slanted and Jack says "what do you mean"

500

What elements of poetry do you see in the poem Jack wrote on page 8?

Rhyming: "bright" "night" 

Rhythm

Repetition: "like a comet in the sky" 

500

How does Jack change as a person from the beginning of the book to the end of the book?

Jack is kind of shy with his words in the beginning. When he writes a poem, he doesn't want to share his writing with others. Towards the middle of the book, Jack allows Ms. Stretchberry to put his poem on the board with no name on it. This shows that he is getting more confident. 

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