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What is Found Poetry?
- According to the website, “Ask Jeeves for Kids,” a found poem is “a composition made by combining fragments of such printed material as newspapers, signs, or menus, and rearranging them into the form of a poem.”
Found Poem: Poetic Form, from Poets.org
Teaching Strategy: Found Poems from Facing History and Ourselves
Retelling History Though Poetry, Library of Congress
Found Poetry Instructions from ReadWriteThink
Poem Made by Cutting Up Wikipedia Articles
Student Challenge: Create a New York Times Found Poem
Found and Headline Poems, from National Council of Teachers of English
Found Art Poetry
The Arrow Finds Its Mark: A Book of Found Poems. Georgia Heard, Roaring Brook Press, 2012
What is Blackout Poetry?
Blackout Poems, Scholastic
https://blackoutpoetry.glitch.me/#
Creating Blackout Poems with Google Docs
Searching for Poetry in Prose, New York Times.
Magnetic Poetry: A Found Poetry Learning Plan using Hands-On and Online Tools
Opener: How many of you have played Magnetic Poetry?
In 1993 Songwriter Dave Kapell had writer’s block so he cut up words from magazines and began rearranging them for inspiration. He sneezed, the paper went everywhere. He took a little advertising fridge magnet, taped the words on them and magnetic poetry was born.
Word Mover from NCTE Student Interactives
In pairs and trios, one half of the group opens the site Word Mover, from National Council of Teachers of English, and compose a found poem
Use the word bank, the background, the drop and drag features.
In pairs and trios, the other half of the group composes a poem using a hands-on magnetic poetry board.
Groups Share Their Poems with Each Other, Then Switch and Write a Poem in the Other Format
How did the experience of composing a poem on the computer differ from a hand-held board?
How might each engage format students, especially reluctant writers?
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