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  Songs im Englischunterricht

  Hier findet man eine interessante Liste mit Songs und Lyrics geordnet nach Themengebieten.
  

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  Lyrics Training

  Lyrics Training is an easy and fun method to learn and improve your foreign languages skills like english through the music and lyrics of the songs (2010-21).
  

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  Popsongs - Solutions for Desperate Teachers

  This website provides lots of lessonplans for popsongs (2010-21).
  

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  Songs about aging and mortality.

  Here are 25 great songs about old people: honky-tonk ballads and Tin Pan Alley standards and French chanson and rumba and, yes, Jay-Z, who kicks off his ode to aging with grace with the AARP’s favorite euphemism, boasting about ”the maturation of Jay-Zeezy.”
  

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  Musical English Lessons International

  Umfangreiche Songtextsammlung mit Arbeitsmaterialien.
  

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  Songtexte

  Diese Ressource ist ein umfangreiches Archiv von Songtexten.
  

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  Online Songbook

  Children's songbook. 
  

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  Teaching Personification Through Poetry

  Dancing Minds and Shouting Smiles: Teaching Personification Through Poetry. ʺExperiencing the language of great poets provides a rich learning context for students, giving them access to the best examples of how words can be arranged in unique ways. By studying the works of renowned poets across cultures and histories, students extract knowledge about figurative language and ...
  

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  Ekphrasis: Using Art to Inspire Poetry

  ʺIn this lesson, students explore ekphrasis—writing inspired by art. Students begin by reading and discussing several poems inspired by works of art. Through the discussion, students learn ways in which poets can approach a piece of artwork (for instance, writing about the scene being depicted in the artwork, writing in the voice of the person depicted in the artwork, ...
  

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