{"content":[{"text":"Lynn Riggs Poetry Worksheet (3rd grade)","bbox":{"left":0.337057,"top":0.091092,"width":0.3266740000000001,"height":0.01874200000000001}},{"text":"Objective: Students will read a poem by Lynn Riggs and identify literary devices within the \n poem.","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.128308,"width":0.71699,"height":0.036981000000000014}},{"text":"State Standards:","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.183763,"width":0.134038,"height":0.018496000000000012}},{"text":"3.3.R.1 Students determine the author’s stated and implied purpose (i.e., entertain, inform, \n persuade).","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.219823,"width":0.7280220000000001,"height":0.037283999999999984}},{"text":"3.3.R.2 Students will infer whether a story is narrated in first- or third-person point of view in \n grade-level literary and/or informational text.","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.274672,"width":0.741146,"height":0.03698000000000001}},{"text":"3.3.R.3 Students will find textual evidence when provided with examples of literary elements \n and organization: Setting","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.329217,"width":0.739992,"height":0.03698100000000004}},{"text":"3.3.R.4 Students will find examples of literary devices: onomatopoeia","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.384066,"width":0.5518250000000001,"height":0.018496000000000012}},{"text":"Overview: Rollie “Lynn” Riggs (1899-1954) was a poet, playwright, and screenwriter from \n Claremore, OK. His most well-known work is “Green Grow the Lilacs”, a play based in the Indian \n Territory and the inspiration for the musical “Oklahoma!”.","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.420126,"width":0.761178,"height":0.055466000000000015}},{"text":"Required Materials: \n • Worksheet \n • Colored pencils/crayons/markers (optional)","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.511944,"width":0.4055889999999999,"height":0.05698099999999995}},{"text":"Vocabulary: \n • Imagery \n • Onomatopoeia \n • Setting \n • First, second, third person point of view \n • Purpose","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.587399,"width":0.382948,"height":0.1151629999999999}},{"text":"Further Reading: This poem is published in the book “The Iron Dish”, a compilation of Lynn \n Riggs poetry. Many of these poems utilize similar literary devices and describe the landscape \n and life in Oklahoma as this one does. This worksheet also functions as pre-visit material for \n teachers who would like to bring our students to see our Lynn Riggs collection in-person at the \n Claremore Museum of History.","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.73952,"width":0.75252,"height":0.09243500000000004}},{"text":"Claremore Museum of History","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.915307,"width":0.24780199999999997,"height":0.017762999999999973}},{"text":"2021","bbox":{"left":0.850078,"top":0.921307,"width":0.03266999999999998,"height":0.015152000000000054}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}