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- - IMPORTANT! All fields below except the last one are REQUIRED - -
* Lesson Title:
* Author Name:
(Your name and any credit you need to give, such as Michelle Holland with thanks to Levi Romero)
Author Website: http://(if any)
* Category: (You MUST select High School or Middle School)

   Short Description:		 
   
(for search results and summary listings)  

   FOR:		 
   
(intended audience, age group, number of participants, possibly a description of the most successful use of the exercise)  

   TIME:		 
   
(time needed to conduct the exercise) 

   MATERIALS:		 
   
(list what students and poet/teacher/leader needs to conduct the lesson - pencils, paper, whiteboard, markers, overhead projector...) 

   GOAL:		 
   
(Create a goal in terms of what students will be able to do by the end of the exercise. Use active verbs). 

   SUMMARY:		 
   
(Develop a two - three sentence description of the exercise so other teachers/poets can get a quick idea of what the exercise is like) 

   EXERCISE DIRECTIONS:		 
   
(Develop a numbered step by step guide through the exercise. Be as user friendly as possible) 

   EXAMPLE POEMS:		 
   
(Provide example poems that you will use as a guide for the students. These could be your poems, or the poems of other authors who reflect the goals of the exercise. If you do not have example poems, don’t use this field in your exercise description) 

   EXAMPLE STUDENT POEMS:		 
   
(Provide example poems written by students that reflect the goals of the exercise. If you do not have example poems, don’t use this field in your exercise description.) 

   STRANDS, CONTENT STANDARDS, BENCHMARKS, AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS: 		 
   
(You don’t need to fill in this field.) 


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