WORK IN GROUPS. 

Choose one of Dali's paintings. 

Describe it. Use the ideas from the chart to organize your description.

SHARING THE TASK:

1. Make a small poster.
2. Write the description.
3. Create a QR CODE to link the painting. 

Homework:  Create a picture with your own images from a dream. Write the description.

GAME: Run-and-write

• One member of the team runs to a poem posted on the wall. Each group works with a different poem.
• Read the title of the poem and the first stanza.
• Run back to your team and dictate what you remember
• Rotate through the two roles.
• The first to finish writing the poem wins! Good luck!

Walking around

Read this text about the poem and complete it with the words given, please:

is not made   -  are called  -  is strongly communicated  

are called - can be found. 

Pablo Neruda's poem 'Walking Around' expresses despair at the lack of meaning of everyday life.

Some poems .................narrative poems, because they tell a story. Those that do not have a story-like format ......... lyric poems. In ''Walking Around''   both narrative and lyric elements .........

The narrator describes things he sees on a walk. The reader can easily imagine a man walking in his daily life and observing gardens, houses, shops on the streets, and birds in the environment.

There is also a lyric element in this poem, as the walk the narrator takes is not chronological. The reader gets the sense that it may be many walks that together add up to a particular impression or emotion. This is a sad, despairing poem, and this emotion of hopelessness .............  to the reader.

The narrator focuses on things around him but never on any passers -by. He doesn't meet a person in  his walk. Whether this is deliberate............... clear to us but it seems there is no human connection. 

Adapted from: https://beamingnotes.com/2014/09/28/walking-around-analysis-pablo-neruda/