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Building Poetry Pros: Imagery Mini Lesson

This imagery mini lesson is part of my Building Poetry Pros unit recently listed. It includes anchor charts for imagery and sensory words, a graphic organizer for students to use with teacher selected poetry, and a sensory words sort for teachers to use for guided practice, as a center for independent practice, or for partner work.

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Building Poetry Pros: Imagery Mini Lesson

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This imagery mini lesson is part of my Building Poetry Pros unit recently listed. It includes anchor charts for imagery and sensory words, a graphic organizer for students to use with teacher selected poetry, and a sensory words sort for teachers to use for guided practice, as a center for independent practice, or for partner work.

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98 reviews for Building Poetry Pros: Imagery Mini Lesson

  1. Denise S. –

    Great sorting activity on using your senses! Love that you included too.

  2. BigTime Literacy –

    Thank you Carla for this! 🙂 I’m going to send it with my stuff to my 5th grade teachers!

  3. Hedgehog Reader –

    I love how this challenges young learners to connect words with their own senses, and to actively define what images the words evoke. Lovely activity – thank you! :o)

  4. MsJordanReads –

    Thank you for a wonderful resource! This will be perfect for my intervention groups. 🙂

  5. The Blue Brain Teacher –

    This is fantastic. High quality– as always!

  6. GinaC Teach –

    Thank you for this freebie. It’s a perfect mini lesson!!

  7. Colleen Noffsinger –

    Can’t wait to use this with my kiddos once Spring Break has ended! Thanks for sharing, Carla! 🙂

  8. Andrea Crawford at This Literacy Life –

    This is a great resource for helping students with poetry! Thanks so much!

  9. Reading and Writing Redhead –

    Thank you so much for the amazing freebie! This looks great! I appreciate it!

  10. Gay Miller –

    I love all the sensory activities ~ especially the chart with examples. This will make a great addition to my lessons. Thank you, Carla!

  11. Lopez Land Learners –

    Love the posters and the sort!! Great hands on engaging activity!

  12. Mary F. –

    A wonderful way to get them really thinking about poetry! Thank you!

  13. Liz D. –

    Great resource. Thank you.

  14. Suzie R. –

    This looks like just the ticket to jazz up a reading comprehension tutoring session with my 3rd and 4th grade students. Thanks!

  15. Carolyn James –

    Thanks for sharing!

  16. Carol S. –

    Love this, well worded concepts! Thank you

  17. Christine C. –

    Thank you for sharing this mini unit.
    Have a great year!

  18. Brooke Loafman –

    This will be a great addition to our poetry unit next week!

  19. The Anschutz Nook –

    Love the narrowed focus of the lesson to one sentence to find sensory words in and the sorting activity.

  20. Sandi F. –

    Thank You!

  21. The Techie Teacher –

    What a terrific and MEANINGFUL resource! Thank you so much 🙂

  22. Kathryn C. –

    Love it! Thanks so much for sharing.

  23. Peggy H. –

    Thanks for the freebie!

  24. Sue K. –

    Looks great! Thank you!

  25. Buyer –

    Awesome! Thank you for sharing.

  26. Helene G. –

    What a useful and fun way to work on sensory imaging. Thanks!

  27. Nancy M. –

    Good resource!

  28. Buyer –

    A great resource for poetry and creative writing. I especially liked the sensory activity as it will also inspire students to be more creative and use imagery in their writing.

  29. Buyer –

    Excellent resource for my coloring book/poetry workshop. Thanks!

  30. Buyer –

    Love this meaningful resource. Thank you for sharing it.

  31. Elaine J. –

    Wonderful resource. Many thanks

  32. Helen Betzler –

    Excellent resource! Thank you!

  33. Linda King Pruitt –

    Thank you for sharing your creativity!

  34. Crystal B. –

    Great, thank you!

  35. Jamie Shares Lessons –

    I like that you included posters and activities to reinforce imagery & sensory words. Thanks for sharing!

  36. Buyer –

    thanks – i am doing more poetry this year and hope that others are too

  37. Yolanda Patino Chavez –

    I Like the addition of a sensory sort for students. Not sure about this sentence… “Howls, screeches, and hisses preceded the cat fat that happened last night.” Was “fat” suppose to be “fight?”
    Overall, great idea for getting students to really experience poetry.

  38. Jan B. –

    Useful resource.

  39. Buyer –

    It is fun to learn sensory words. Thank you so much.

  40. Melissa Lathom –

    Great resource!

  41. Buyer –

    Thank you for sharing.

  42. Connie Newman –

    Thank you!

  43. Ashlea M. –

    Thanks!

  44. Martha L. –

    Great resource to pass on to my teachers!

  45. CrazyCharizma –

    This one is really great! Creative and fun way to engage kids.

  46. Leckrone Learners –

    Love this! Thanks for sharing!

  47. Chandra G. –

    Students love this! Thank you!

  48. Ann Fausnight –

    What a wonderful activity! We are very excited about it!
    Ann

  49. Angelica M. –

    Love it! Thank you for sharing.

  50. Rita M. –

    Great resource, thank you!

  51. Maria I. –

    Thank you!

  52. Ariane F. –

    Great! Thank you.

  53. Michelle H. –

    Great resource!

  54. Lisa P. –

    THANKS!!!!!!

  55. Carrie K. –

    Good poetry resource.

  56. Amy M. –

    Starting poetry in a week! I lucked out finding this!!!!

  57. Patti T. –

    Very useful!

  58. Rhonda D. –

    Nice poetry resource. Thank you.

  59. Kimberly S. –

    Love this! Just what I needed! Thanks!

  60. 4th Grade Cupcakes –

    Perfect resource for teaching imagery! Love the sort and organizer! Thanks so much!

  61. Chaos in the Middle –

    thanks

  62. emily C. –

    So helpful! Thank you!

  63. LK S. –

    Excellent resource for imagery!! Thanks!

  64. Kellye I. –

    Love this! Excited about the “cat fat” update! 😉

  65. Linda J. –

    The sorting activities are so engaging for students. Thank you!

  66. Diane S. –

    Can’t wait to use this next week it’s the perfect mini lesson

  67. Cathy H. –

    Great resource for imagery. Thank you!

  68. Nicole J. –

    Thank you! Such a great way to help teach imagery!

  69. Jamie B. –

    Nice hands on activity for students to learn imagery.

  70. Cynthia M. –

    Exactly what I was looking for!

  71. Taylor Willingham –

    Great resource! Thanks for sharing!

  72. Melissa R. –

    Useful resource for teaching imagery. Thanks!

  73. Trisha M. –

    Wonderful resource! AND FREE! Thank you!

  74. Lori H. –

    Thank you! This is what I was looking for!

  75. Dawn Norat –

    Awesome and great resource for quick teaching!

  76. Amy H. –

    Great poetry imagery lesson.

  77. All Things Fun in Fifth –

    Thank you

  78. Gabriela Zuniga –

    Great to enhance my poetry lesson!

  79. Laura Esper –

    Thanks!

  80. Rochelle J. –

    My students were able to work in groups to complete this activity.

  81. Kate B. –

    This was great! Thank you!

  82. Christine N. –

    Cute and fun! Just what I needed, thank you so much!

  83. Misty C. –

    I loved how it made them think especially when they looked for the words to circle. They completed in groups and there was a lot of learning and discussing going on.

  84. Gypsy V. –

    We mostly focused on the matching, not the poetry aspect, but this activity was awesome to help my 3rd graders understand sensory language

  85. Allison S. –

    Great resource!

  86. Melanie M. –

    Great resource!

  87. MGNFYthis –

    Great resource with great examples.

  88. Kandice M. –

    Thank you for sharing this resource. It was a huge help!

  89. Karrie M. –

    What a great resource, the kids are really enjoying it.

  90. House’s SchoolHouse –

    This resource was great and is a valuable tool. Thank you!

  91. melanie Y. –

    I used this resource with my 5th grade ELA class. It was exactly what I was looking for!

  92. Abby S. –

    Great way to show that poetry is full of imagery and senses.

  93. Araceli Salinas –

    It is an effective resource for students, and it is easy to implement in the classroom.

  94. Michelle L. –

    Great resource and my students were engaged and enjoyed it.

  95. Madison B. –

    My students stayed engaged while using this resource.

  96. A Very Inclusive Classroom –

    This was really helpful for helping student stay organized and understanding a complex subject.

  97. Brenda O. –

    This resource is very helpful as we kick-off our poetry unit. Thanks!

  98. Cassandra M. –

    I like the graphic organizer that this resource offers. It helps students look for examples in others work and their own.

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