Flashcards in Child lit. Ch.6 Deck (47)
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Poetry
Is a precise form of language, with intense feeling, imagery, and qualities of sound.
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Types of poems child's like / understand
Mother goose rhymes and other rhymes of nursery (nursery rhymes)
Jump-rope and counting-out rhymes
(Jump-rope rhymes)
Folk songs/poems
Lyric or expressive Poems
Narrative poems
Nonsense verse
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Nursery rhymes
Verses by anonymous poets that are highly rhythmic, tightly rhymed, and popular with small children.
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Jump-rope rhymes
Are anonymous verses passed on from child to child.
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Folk poems
Are poems that deal with the folklore of The land. Very popular among children.
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Lyric/expressive poems
Where original lyrics for Greek poems that offered insight, and emotion.)
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Narrative poems
Poems that tell stories that are among the oldest of all poems.
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Nonsense verse
It's humorous poetry
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Form Poems: Limmericks
Is a poem that is 5 lines with the rhyme scheme of aabba.
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Form poems: haiku
A three-line non-rhyming poem developed in japan that traditionally contains 17 syllables, 5 on line one, 7 on line 2, and 5 on the last one.
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Dialogue Poems
A poem that uses two or more voices
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Novels in verse
Stories that are told in verse
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Free verse
Poetry that does not need to have form or rhyme or rhythm, but it's impression with an intensity of insight or feeling.
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Poetry collections
Is an anthology of verses. That can have a wide range of topics.
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How was early children's poetry?
It was often cheerless, moralistic, didactic and mean-spirited.
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How is Contemporary poetry?
Non-rhyming, more folksy, more honest and confiding.
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Poets
Might need to add poets specifically pages 184 look for the rest
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Elements of poetry
Sounds; rhythm, rhyme, alliteration, onomatopoeia
Images
Comparisons
Forms
Insight
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Sounds
Are the musical aspects of poetry
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Rhythm
Is the beat of a poem
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Rhyme
Lends a musical quality by building patterns if repetition
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Alliteration
Composed of two forms consonance (string together constant sounds)and assonance (string together vowel sounds)
They are the more subtle way of rhyming.
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Onomatopoeia
When words in a poem imitate actual sounds of things
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Images
Using details that enables us to picture how things look, sound, feel, smell, or taste
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Comparison
3 types; personification, similes, metaphor.
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Simile
Using like or as to describe something
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Metaphor
A direct comparison in which one thing is described as if it were another
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Personification
Describing an inanimate object as if it were human.
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Forms
The arrangement of words on the page.
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