Topic Nº 3 - Why do people write poems?
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Created on March 10, 2021
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Transcript
Identifying the theme and visualizing are reading strategies that can help you appreaciate and understand poems and all kinds of writings.
Words learned in context: insect, escaped, shooting star, leaping, observe, imagine, describe, exact.
Staple (grapa); single (único/única); article (artículo); handle (manija); gentle (gentil); bubble (burbuja).
El Past Continuous nos habla de una acción que estaba en progreso en cierto momento en el pasado. Examples:
- I was playing videogames yesterday.
- You were watching TV this afternoon.
- He was reading a book last week.
- They were eating pizza last Tuesday.
- I was doing my homework when my friend called me.
- They were playing soccer when Mario fell down.
Topic Summary These are some of this unit's main learning points:
- People write poems to share thoughts and ideas.
- Writing poems is fun.
- People can share their feelings with poems.
- Poems describe things in a special way.