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Performance of James Carter poems

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I can perform a poem by James Carter.

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Poems can be learnt by heart by listening to them again and again. Making comparisons means finding similarities and differences in a poem, such as the use of rhyme and onomatopoeia. Personal responses are a way of sharing your own thoughts, feelings, and opinions about the text. Actions and sound effects help to add to a poem's meaning. Expression and volume help to hold an audience's attention.

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