“Paul Revere’s Ride” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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“Paul Revere’s Ride” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

How does a narrative poem help us understand history? Essential Question #1 How does a narrative poem help us understand history?

Understanding Patriotism Write the definition in this box. (Synonyms) Patriotism (What are some examples?)

Let’s learn about the main character in this narrative poem. Who was Paul Revere? Let’s learn about the main character in this narrative poem. http://earlyamerica.com/paul_revere.htm

The Beginning of the American Revolution The following short video provides some background into the events of Paul Revere’s famous ride. While some of it is fictionalized, you will see the patriotism of these early Americans. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1El-guPeEo

“Ye Olde” Vocabulary The following vocabulary words/phrases appear in the poem; however, most of us don’t use them in 21st century conversation. Do you know what they mean or what they are? belfry moorings man-of-war spar stealthy tread impetuous spectral alders gilded weathercock aghast British Regulars peril

Reading the Poem Look at your copy of the poem. As we read the poem, listen to the poetry sound devices that assist with the rhythm. Be prepared to label important poetry devices within the poem.

Understanding the Poem Let’s use SOAPS to analyze some of the poetical elements found within the poem. In your notes, write the following information and complete it based on the poem: Subject: Occasion: Audience: Purpose: Speaker:

Understanding the Poem Now, let’s use the TP-CASTT acronym to further evaluate the poetry elements. Copy the following into your notes and complete them based on the poem: Title: Paraphrase: Connotation: Attitude: Shifts: Theme:

Stop and Think Look back to your essential question. How does a narrative poem help us understand history? Take a few minutes to answer the EQ. Think about what we have discussed so far and add specific details for support.

Essential Question #2 EQ: Why should a reader paraphrase a narrative? Re-read the information about paraphrasing from your two-column notes.

Assignment Based on our discussion of narrative poetry, write a short composition (minimum of 8 sentences) explaining how Paul Revere’s ride affected our nation and explain why he is considered an American patriot.

Figurative Language Chart Line From Poem Stanza Simile Ex. “A phantom ship, with each mast and spar/ Across the moon like a prison bar” Stanza 3 Metaphor Personification Alliteration Repetition Imagery