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SuperSummary’s Poem Unit and Study Guide for “Those Winter Sundays” by Robert Hayden offers a complete teaching tool with comprehension and literary device questions, as well as discussion and writing prompts for deeper analysis and an in-depth, text-specific activity. You’ll also have access to our study guide’s comprehensive poem summary and analysis. Note: The poem unit is provided as a Word document for ease of editing. POEM UNIT This no-prep poem unit for “Those Winter Sundays” features 16 questions and prompts including: 4 reading comprehension questions for close reading of the poem with answer key 4 literary device questions for heightened appreciation of the craft with answer key 3 discussion starters to inspire thoughtful conversation 3 writing prompts for in-class writing or homework 2 activity ideas for individual or group learning ✏️ How to use: The questions, prompts, and activities contained in this Poem Unit can be used after students read the poem independently or as a group, and as formative or summative assessment tools. Use poetry questions for class discussion, Entrance and Exit “tickets,” small group seminars, writing assignments and activity ideas. Use writing options in lessons to create opportunities for finding evidence and support in the text, employing critical thinking skills, and practicing test-taking skills. Fulfill requirements for IEP/GIEP learners, early finishers, independent study, varied learning styles, and more. STUDY GUIDE Delve into the easy-to-navigate 18-page guide with Table of Contents for “Those Winter Sundays” poem analysis, literary devices, and other sections. Build rich lessons on the poem’s multiple symbols, motifs, and themes such as “Agape Love” and “Regret”. Featured content also includes: Comprehensive biography of the poet 3 literary devices 8 curated further reading suggestions & multimedia resources ✏️ How to use: Created to provide a thorough review and to support students’ deep understanding of “Those Winter Sundays”, our literature guide quickly refreshes teachers on the poet’s life as well as essential themes, symbols and motifs. The contents of the guide provide a strong framework for helping students understand a poem and place it in context through close reading, examination of literary devices, and outside resources that help students further unpack its meaning and value.
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