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To begin, we played an abstract noun game. Divide the children into pairs and sort them into ‘A’s and ‘B’s. On their mini whiteboards, ‘A’s write a list of common nouns that are places, such as park, pavement, castle, cave, etc. ‘B’s write a list of abstract nouns.
6 kwi 2020 · Try writing your own two or three-line poem about anger, love, jealousy or generosity. AWESOME ABSTRACT NOUNS. The Mission of Virgil By: William Blake. Now I’m going to share two of the easiest and the hardest (can you be both things at once) use of abstract nouns that I know.
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Examples of Sensory Poems (10 minutes): Share examples of poems that focus strongly on one sense. Here’s a simple example for each: Sight “The sun, a golden disc, Paints the sky in pastel hues, Clouds like cotton candy Float in seas of blue.” Sound “Leaves rustle and whisper, Wind chimes sing their song, A dog’s distant barking
This resource focuses on acrostic poems, using abstract nouns which show feelings and emotions to create the themes for writing. There are opportunities to teach or revisit abstract nouns before pupils write their own poems.
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Encouraging students to explore and use abstract nouns can broaden their language skills, open up new ways of expressing themselves, and allow them to better appreciate and understand books they read.
