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Shades of Gray: A Poetry Aid • Objective: To define tone as a literary term and be able to use it as an aid against Metrophobia.

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Page 1: Objective: To define tone as a literary term and be able to use it as an aid against Metrophobia

Shades of Gray: A Poetry Aid• Objective: To define tone as a literary term and be able to use it as an aid against Metrophobia.

Page 2: Objective: To define tone as a literary term and be able to use it as an aid against Metrophobia

What is tone?• Your ideas

• Literary definition: Tone is the writer's attitude toward the material and/or readers. Tone may be playful, formal, intimate, angry, serious, etc.• Look for key words within the text to determine tone.Ex: rage, love, quick, black, dark, bright.

Page 3: Objective: To define tone as a literary term and be able to use it as an aid against Metrophobia

What is the color of your mood ring?

• Feelings do not come in primary colors.• They often blend and mix together.• Lightning Color Q and A.

Page 4: Objective: To define tone as a literary term and be able to use it as an aid against Metrophobia

Listen Up!• Take out a piece of paper.

• Listen to each of the 2 poems and write down key words that call out to you.• Based on those words, make a decision on the tone of each piece.

Page 5: Objective: To define tone as a literary term and be able to use it as an aid against Metrophobia

Poetry Pairs• Pair up and read the poem handed out to you.

• Jot down key words within the text that you both agree speak to the overall tone of the poem.• Come to an agreement on the tone with your key words as evidence.

• You have 5 minutes!

Page 6: Objective: To define tone as a literary term and be able to use it as an aid against Metrophobia

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