Two-Voice Poem Assignment


In this chapter, you and a partner will get to be creative as you compare and contrast two different characters through creating a two-voice poem! Then, you will record it together on Flipgrid!

Remember, in a two-voice poem:
-The two voices speak together for things that are similar
-Each voice is clear, distinct, and consistent
-The writer balances the lines said separately and those read together
-The writer uses figurative language to make the writing engaging


You will be using this template to guide you:

Click the picture to get to Flipgrid!

Expeditionary Learning. (2012). NYS Common Core ELA Curriculum. G5:M1:U2:L13. New York, NY.

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