Autobiography poem analysis worksheet

This easy to use template will allow students to create unique and individual pieces of autobiographical poetry.

This resource includes an autobiographical poem scaffold to assist students in writing a self-reflective, descriptive poem.

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Auto-Bio Poem

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Poetry Analysis Worksheet 1 Year 9
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This document is a poetry analysis worksheet that contains 18 questions to guide the analysis of an unspecified poem. The questions probe the title, author, point of view, speaker, setting, conflicts, imagery, meter, rhyme scheme, figures of speech, mood, tone, significance of the title, summary, and purpose/theme of the poem being analyzed. The worksheet is meant to elicit close reading and understanding of the poem's key elements, techniques, and intended message.
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This document is a poetry analysis worksheet that contains 18 questions to guide the analysis of an unspecified poem. The questions probe the title, author, point of view, speaker, setting, conflicts, imagery, meter, rhyme scheme, figures of speech, mood, tone, significance of the title, summary, and purpose/theme of the poem being analyzed. The worksheet is meant to elicit close reading and understanding of the poem's key elements, techniques, and intended message.
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