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APPENDIX A ENG3U - Poetry Worksheet Name of Poem Author Immediate Response (Emotions, Images, Sound, Memory, Associations, etc.) Poetic Form, Meter and Rhythm Poetic Devices (Simile, Metaphor, Personification, Alliteration, etc.) Theme/Meaning (What message might the author be exploring? Is there a main idea?)

APPENDIX B ENG3U Poetry Perance Rubric (Oral Communication) 80-100% 1. Energy Ability to per the poem n energy that is both significant sincere and appropriate for the poem chosen. 2. Rhythm Ability to convey engage audience through rhythmic pattern. 3. Voice Use of voice in terms of volume, and tones. Rhythm is always n excellent 70-79% Rhythm is usually use 60-69% Rhythm is sometimes 50-59% limited Rhythm is rarely limited use

APPENDIX C ENG3U In Love and Anger: Milton Acorn While watching the documentary answer the following questions. 1. What subjects or themes does Milton Acorn write about? 2. What was his relationship with his mother and father? 3. For what audience does he write for? 4. How would you describe his political philosophy? 5. What was his experience as a paper boy like with regards to social class? 6. What is his opinion of Artists? 7. What does he consider to be a good poem? 8. How would you describe or define his spirituality/religion?

Appendix D ENG3U Poets who don t speak out Question Sheet 1. Identify two poets Joyce cites as inspiration for writing political poetry. 2. Identify two reasons why Joyce feels that poets have recently been silent. 3. Identify what Joyce feels is the main problem when deciding whether there is a need for more political poetry. 4. Joyce writes, Desperate times call for desperate measures. In a paragraph response, argue whether you feel Canada is facing desperate times that require Canadian poets to speak out through their art.

APPENDIX E ENG3U Poetry, Politics, Protest Assignment Description: Students will research an issue that is of local or national interest. Suggested topics can be found on the CCPA website (www.policyalternatives.ca) under Research and Publications CCPA Monitor. Once students have chosen an article from this site, they will find articles in either corporate or other alternative media. Products: 1. Report on Issue: Students will generate a 1-2 page typed report outlining the following: Background of the event, story or issue. The Event or Issue itself a detailed analysis of both sides of the issue Results of the Event or Issue Has it been resolved? Has it caused more problems? Has it stopped other abuses? Students are expected to hand in a Works Cited t least three different sources of ination including (books, magazine and/or journal articles, essays, websites, critiques from newspapers or other media, etc.). Students will also use the story or issue as inspiration for a poem(s). Evaluation: Report Rubric (100 Marks; Writing) 2. Poetry Journal: A collection of entries throughout the unit that will include: Poem Worksheets Article/Documentary Worksheets Student written poetry Evaluation: Poetry Journal Rubric (100 Marks; Reading and Literature Studies) 3. Coffee House/Poetry Slam perance: Students will per one of their own poems at the Coffee House (or Poetry Slam) along brief introduction and overview of their issue/story. Evaluation: Coffee House/Poetry Slam Rubric (100 Marks; Oral Communication) Evaluation Rubrics: Report Rubric (80-100%) Knowledge of report and organization of main ideas Use of Inquiry skills for generating ideas and research Use of conventions Demonstrates thorough understanding or report Demonstrates significant use of inquiry skills (balanced research from credible and varied sources) terminology high degree of (70-79%) Demonstrates understanding of report Demonstrates use of inquiry skills (adequate research from credible sources) terminology with (60-69%) Demonstrates some understanding of report Demonstrates some use of inquiry skills (some research from credible sources) terminology with some (50-59%) Demonstrates limited understanding of report Demonstrates limited use of inquiry skills (limited research from credible sources) terminology with limited

Poetry Journal Rubric (80-100%) Understand a variety of poetic s and devices Analyzes a variety of texts (poems, articles, documentaries) Extend the understanding of texts by making connections to personal knowledge, experience, and insights; other texts; and the world around them Applies knowledge of poetic s and devices to their own creations and devices high degree of texts high degree of a high degree of a high degree of (70-79%) and devices with texts with (60-69%) and devices with some texts with some some some (50-59%) and devices with limited texts with limited limited limited Coffee House/Poetry Slam Rubric 80-100% 1. Energy Ability to per the poem n energy that is both significant sincere and appropriate for the poem chosen. 2. Rhythm Ability to convey engage audience through rhythmic pattern. 3. Voice Use of voice in terms of volume, and tones. Rhythm is always n excellent 70-79% Rhythm is usually use 60-69% Rhythm is sometimes 50-59% limited Rhythm is rarely limited use

ENG3U - Sample Report Background: Event/Issue: Results: