Write A Lesson Plan About 'Book Want To Say Something' Poem.

Topic:Write a lesson plan about 'Book Want to Say Something' poem.

Objectives & Outcomes

• Students will understand the importance of books in our life.
• Students will be able to use different teaching methods to create a warm up activity for the poem.

Materials

• Copies of 'Book Want to Say Something' poem
• Pencils and paper for the warm up activity

Warm Up Activity:

• Ask students to think of a book that they have recently enjoyed or would like to read in the future.
• Have them share their thoughts with a partner and discuss their favorite parts of the book.
• After a few minutes, have a few volunteers share their discussions with the class.

Direct Instruction:

• Introduce the poem "Book Want to Say Something" by Samual P. Phills.
• Read the poem aloud to the class, pausing after each line to discuss its meaning.
• Discuss the importance of reading and the various ways that books can impact our lives.

Guided Practice:

• Divide the class into small groups.
• Give each group a copy of the poem and ask them to reread it, focusing on a specific line or phrase.
• Have each group share their thoughts and insights about the line or phrase with the class.
• Discuss the various insights as a class, focusing on the meaning and impact of the line or phrase.

Independent Practice:

• Have students choose a book that had a significant impact on their lives and write a short (2-3 paragraph) essay about it.
• Encourage them to include specific passages from the book that had an impact on them and why they think the book is important.

Closure:

• Have students share their essays with the class.
• Encourage a discussion about the importance of books and how they can affect us.

Assessment:

• Observe students during the lesson and consider their participation in the discussions and activities.
• Evaluate their essays for understanding of the poem and the importance of books in our life.