- Write a tribute to your father or grandfather.
- What are your favorite memories of June?
- The end of the school year?
- Going to camp, the beach or other special summer place?
- Write an ode to June (month or name).
- The summer solstice occurs in June.
- What does this event mean to you?
- Have you ever participated in solstice celebrations? What were they? Describe them.
- Write a tribute to your father or grandfather.
- What are your favorite memories of June?
- The end of the school year?
- Going to camp, the beach or other special summer place?
- Write an ode to June (month or name).
- The summer solstice occurs in June.
- What does this event mean to you?
- Have you ever participated in solstice celebrations? What were they? Describe them.
- Go Mexican – Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with:
- Food, perhaps an ode to tamales, or other dish.’
- Language: the language itself or the poets, actors, telenovelas
- Ancient empires: Aztec, Toltec, Mixtec, Mayan
- Mexico under Spanish rule: write of this history
- In honor of Mother’s Day
- Write a memory of your mother, grandmother or surrogate mother.
- Write to the mother your child will one day be, or yourself as a future mother
- Celebrate Spring
- Write an ode to your favorite Spring flower.
- What makes you think of Spring?
- Memorial Day
- Perhaps write about why this day is celebrated in May.
- Write your message to those who serve or have served in the armed services.
- Have you a special memory of this date and a special someone to remember?
- Imagine you are the keynote speaker on this day. What would you say?
- Go Mexican – Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with:
- Food, perhaps an ode to tamales, or other dish.’
- Language: the language itself or the poets, actors, telenovelas
- Ancient empires: Aztec, Toltec, Mixtec, Mayan
- Mexico under Spanish rule: write of this history
- In honor of Mother’s Day
- Write a memory of your mother, grandmother or surrogate mother.
- Write to the mother your child will one day be, or yourself as a future mother
- Celebrate Spring
- Write an ode to your favorite Spring flower.
- What makes you think of Spring?
- Memorial Day
- Perhaps write about why this day is celebrated in May.
- Write your message to those who serve or have served in the armed services.
- Have you a special memory of this date and a special someone to remember?
- Imagine you are the keynote speaker on this day. What would you say?
- Go Mexican – Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with:
- Food, perhaps an ode to tamales, or other dish.’
- Language: the language itself or the poets, actors, telenovelas
- Ancient empires: Aztec, Toltec, Mixtec, Mayan
- Mexico under Spanish rule: write of this history
- In honor of Mother’s Day
- Write a memory of your mother, grandmother or surrogate mother.
- Write to the mother your child will one day be, or yourself as a future mother
- Celebrate Spring
- Write an ode to your favorite Spring flower.
- What makes you think of Spring?
- Memorial Day
- Perhaps write about why this day is celebrated in May.
- Write your message to those who serve or have served in the armed services.
- Have you a special memory of this date and a special someone to remember?
- Imagine you are the keynote speaker on this day. What would you say?
- Go Mexican – Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with:
- Food, perhaps an ode to tamales, or other dish.’
- Language: the language itself or the poets, actors, telenovelas
- Ancient empires: Aztec, Toltec, Mixtec, Mayan
- Mexico under Spanish rule: write of this history
- In honor of Mother’s Day
- Write a memory of your mother, grandmother or surrogate mother.
- Write to the mother your child will one day be, or yourself as a future mother
- Celebrate Spring
- Write an ode to your favorite Spring flower.
- What makes you think of Spring?
- Memorial Day
- Perhaps write about why this day is celebrated in May.
- Write your message to those who serve or have served in the armed services.
- Have you a special memory of this date and a special someone to remember?
- Imagine you are the keynote speaker on this day. What would you say?
- How do you define poetry?
- Defend the need for poets and poetry in any society.
- April is also the National Humor Month. Try writing a limerick
- Line 1 and 2 are 9 syllables and rhyme is same sound. (“A” rhyme)
- Line 3 and 4 are 6 syllables and rhyme each other. (“B” rhyme)
- Line 5 is same pattern and rhyme as lines 1 and 2.
- Example from A Book of Nonsense—
There was an old man with a beard
Who said, “It is just as I feared.
Two owls and a hen
A lark and a wren
Have all built a nest in my beard.
- April 23 is English Language Day, World Book Day and the birthday of William Shakespeare.
- Do you have a favorite book or author? Explain why.
- Pick a favorite quote, sonnet or monologue from Shakespeare and rewrite it for today’s world.
- Is English the best language for poetry? Why or why not?
- How do you define poetry?
- Defend the need for poets and poetry in any society.
- April is also the National Humor Month. Try writing a limerick
- Line 1 and 2 are 9 syllables and rhyme is same sound. (“A” rhyme)
- Line 3 and 4 are 6 syllables and rhyme each other. (“B” rhyme)
- Line 5 is same pattern and rhyme as lines 1 and 2.
- Example from A Book of Nonsense—
There was an old man with a beard
Who said, “It is just as I feared.
Two owls and a hen
A lark and a wren
Have all built a nest in my beard.
- April 23 is English Language Day, World Book Day and the birthday of William Shakespeare.
- Do you have a favorite book or author? Explain why.
- Pick a favorite quote, sonnet or monologue from Shakespeare and rewrite it for today’s world.
- Is English the best language for poetry? Why or why not?
- 0How do you define poetry?
- Defend the need for poets and poetry in any society.
- April is also the National Humor Month. Try writing a limerick
- Line 1 and 2 are 9 syllables and rhyme is same sound. (“A” rhyme)
- Line 3 and 4 are 6 syllables and rhyme each other. (“B” rhyme)
- Line 5 is same pattern and rhyme as lines 1 and 2.
- Example from A Book of Nonsense—
There was an old man with a beard
Who said, “It is just as I feared.
Two owls and a hen
A lark and a wren
Have all built a nest in my beard.
- April 23 is English Language Day, World Book Day and the birthday of William Shakespeare.
- Do you have a favorite book or author? Explain why.
- Pick a favorite quote, sonnet or monologue from Shakespeare and rewrite it for today’s world.
- Is English the best language for poetry? Why or why not?
- How do you define poetry?
- Defend the need for poets and poetry in any society.
- April is also the National Humor Month. Try writing a limerick
- Line 1 and 2 are 9 syllables and rhyme is same sound. (“A” rhyme)
- Line 3 and 4 are 6 syllables and rhyme each other. (“B” rhyme)
- Line 5 is same pattern and rhyme as lines 1 and 2.
- Example from A Book of Nonsense—
There was an old man with a beard
Who said, “It is just as I feared.
Two owls and a hen
A lark and a wren
Have all built a nest in my beard.
- April 23 is English Language Day, World Book Day and the birthday of William Shakespeare.
- Do you have a favorite book or author? Explain why.
- Pick a favorite quote, sonnet or monologue from Shakespeare and rewrite it for today’s world.
- Is English the best language for poetry? Why or why not?
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