ELA: Poetry "Jabberwocky" by Lewis Carroll Video & Activities

A short video read-through of Lewis Carroll's poem "Jabberwocky." The video includes visual clues designed to help students understand the meaning of the poem and encourage them to immerse themselves in the situations depicted. This is especially important when dealing with a nonsense poem such as Jabberwocky. All of the characters have been custom designed to depict the characters and creatures of the poem as described by Lewis Carroll himself and get the students to imagine Carroll's fantasy world.


Included-

-A 2 minute HD QUALITY video.
-A Powerpoint presentation of the video slides which can be customized to your individual teaching needs
-The poem in handout form
-8 fun worksheets (see the supporting document preview)
*Summary
*Analysis
*Create a Comic
*Character Index
*Dictionary of proposed meanings to the nonsense words
*Fantasy poem writing prompt
*Nonsense poem writing prompt

You can purchase the clipart used in making this video + activities kit (for use in your classroom and worksheets) here:
Jabberwocky Clipart - Halloween Clipart - Scary Monster Clipart


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