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| CAGE
BIRD, SKY BIRD |
| CONTENTS |
| YEAR
3 |
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Sheet
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| TWO
COBWEB POEMS |
T1.6,13 |
1,
2 |
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Cobweb
Morning
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June
Crebbin |
Comparing
different views of same subject; discussing choice of words;
writing poems |
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Cobwebs
on a Foggy Day |
Girl,
aged 10 |
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| POEMS
ABOUT THE RAIN |
T1.6,13 |
3,
4 |
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Rain |
Elizabeth
Jennings |
As
above. |
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Rain |
Irene,
aged 11 |
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| POEMS
ABOUT COLOUR |
T1.6,7,8,13 |
5,
6, 7 |
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What
is Pink? |
Christina
Rossetti |
As
above, plus: rhyming and non-rhyming poetry, expressing views
about a poem.
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Grey |
James
Reeves |
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Grey |
Carol,
aged 11 |
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What
is White? |
Mary
O’Neill |
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| SHAPE
POEMS |
T1.7,14 |
8,9 |
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Nothing |
June
Crebbin |
Impact
of layout; writing shape poems |
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Kite |
June
Crebbin |
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Skyscrapers |
Tony
Langham |
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Poppy |
Taken
from “Passwords” |
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| TWO
PERFORMANCE POEMS |
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T2.4,5,11 |
10,11 |
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Puppy
and IA
A Milne |
Poems
for performance, write new verses based on models. |
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Cock
Robin |
Anonymous |
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FUNNY POEMS USING WORDS WELL |
T3.6,15 |
12,13 |
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Baby’s
Drinking Song |
James
Kirkup |
Different
humorous poetry, writing poetry, alliteration. |
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Dinner-Time
Rhyme |
June
Crebbin |
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Jargon |
James
Reeves |
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Pocket |
June
Crebbin |
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NONSENSE POEMS BY EDWARD LEAR |
T3.6,15 |
14,15 |
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The
Owl and the Pussy-cat |
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Classic
nonsense verse. |
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The
Quangle-Wangle’s Hat |
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CAUTIONARY TALES |
T3.6,15 |
16,17 |
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The
Story of Fidgety Philip |
Heinrich
Hoffman |
Cautionary
tales. |
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The
Story of Augustus who would not have any Soup |
Heinrich
Hoffman |
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| JOKES
AND STUFF AND NONSENSE |
T3 |
18,19 |
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Miscellaneous
humorous poems |
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Humorous
poetry. |
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| YEAR
4 |
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| POEMS
ABOUT THE WIND |
T1.7,14 |
20,
21, 22 |
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Who
has seen the Wind? |
Christina
Rossetti |
Comparing
poems on similar themes; writing poems; |
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The
Wind |
James
Reeves |
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Rags |
Judith
Thurman |
T2.7,11 |
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The
Wind |
Gareth
Owen |
Patterns
of rhyme, similes |
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T3.6,14,15 |
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Rhyme
and non-rhyme. |
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POEMS ABOUT SNAILS |
T1.7 |
23,24 |
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The
Snail |
James
Reeves |
Comparing
poems on similar themes. |
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Upon
the Snail |
John
Bunyan |
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T2.6,11 |
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Older
language. |
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| CATS
AND DOGS |
T1.7,14 |
25,26,27,28 |
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Cats |
Eleanor
Farjeon |
Comparing
poems on similar themes, writing poems. |
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Cats |
Francis
Scarfe |
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A
Cat |
Edward
Thomas |
T3.5,6,15 |
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Five
Eyes |
Walter
de la Mare |
Syllables,
rhyme, writing poetry. |
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Sunning |
James
Tippett |
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Dogs |
W
H Davies |
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| TWO
POEMS ABOUT QUARRELS |
T1.7 |
29,30 |
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Small
Quarrel |
Allan
Ahlberg |
Comparing
poems. |
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The
Quarrel |
Eleanor
Farjeon |
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| A
PSALM, A HYMN AND A PRAYER |
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31,32 |
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Psalm
23 |
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Father,
Hear the Prayer we Offer |
L
M Willis |
T3 |
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The
Reign of Peace |
Sri
Aurobindo |
Poetry
in different forms. |
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| HAIKU |
T3 |
33,34 |
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A
selection of Haiku |
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| YEAR
5 |
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| POEMS
BY ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON |
T1.6,7 |
35,36,37 |
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Where
go the Boats? |
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Poems
by significant poets; comparing with other poets. |
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My
Treasures |
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From
a Railway Carriage |
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Windy
Nights |
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A
Good Play |
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| POEMS
BY MICHAEL ROSEN |
T1.6,7 |
38,39 |
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5
poems (not reprinted in pack) found in: |
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Poems
by significant poets; comparing with other poets |
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“You
Tell Me” (McGough and Rosen) |
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“Wouldn’t
You Like to Know” |
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“Quick,
Let’s Get Out of Here” |
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| THREE
CONCRETE POEMS |
T1.8,16 |
40,41,42 |
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Earthworm |
Leonard
Clark |
Concrete
poetry. |
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Bodies |
Gina
Douthwaite |
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Belt |
John
Foster |
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| TWO
CLASSIC SONNETS |
T2.6 |
43,44,45 |
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Composed
upon Westminster Bridge |
William
Wordsworth |
Different
kinds of poems. |
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Spring |
Gerard
Manley Hopkins |
T3.6 |
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Older
literature. |
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| A
CLASSIC NARRATIVE POEM |
T2.4,11 |
46,47 |
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The
Inchcape Rock |
Robert
Southey |
A
narrative poem. |
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| THE
PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN |
T2.4,5 |
48,49 |
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A
narrative poem with performance. |
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T3.4,6 |
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Older
literature. |
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| YEAR
6 |
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| POEMS
ABOUT SNOW |
T2.3 |
50,51 |
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Velvet
Shoes |
Elinor
Wylie |
How
poets manipulate words. |
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Snow
Toward Evening |
Melville
Cane |
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| POEMS
ABOUT CREATURES IN CAGES |
T2.5,6 |
52,53 |
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Cage
Bird and Sky Bird |
Leslie
Norris |
Messages,
moods, feelings; implied meanings. |
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Leonardo |
Charles
Causley |
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Our
Hamster’s Life |
Kit
Wright |
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| TWO
POEMS ABOUT PATHS |
T2.3,5,6 |
54,55 |
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The
Road Not Taken |
Robert
Frost |
Figurative
language, multiple layers of meaning. |
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The
Terrible Path |
Brian
Patten |
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| TWO
POIGNANT POEMS ABOUT CHILDHOOD |
T2.5,6 |
56,57,58 |
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The
Apple-Raid |
Vernon
Scannell |
Messages,
moods, feelings. |
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Tavistock
Goose Fair |
Charles
Causley |
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| JOKES
AND STUFF AND NONSENSE |
T2.4 |
59,60 |
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Miscellaneous
humorous poems |
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Humour,
word-play. |
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| A
SEQUENCE OF POEMS |
T3.2.13 |
61,62 |
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Kensington
Gardens: its Birds |
Humbert
Wolfe |
Linked
poems. |
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| CHARLES
CAUSLEY |
T3.3 |
63 |
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Ten
poems from: |
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“Selected
Poems for Children” (Macmillan)
(not reprinted in pack) |
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| ACKNOWLEDGMENTS |
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