Whichever choice you select, you NEED to include the art work that will be used.

Whichever choice you select, you NEED to include the art work that will be used. Thanks.
Prompt One
If you were a teacher of middle school students, how would you actually teach about ekphrastic poetry? What picture, sculpture or photograph would you choose to engage the children so they could write their own poems? Create a detailed lesson plan. Remember to include the piece of art.
Prompt Two
Select a well known picture and create your own ekphrastic poem. Remember to include the piece of art.
Prompt Three
Select the art work we have studied this week, and create a different poem that relates to the art piece. Remember to include the piece of art.
Prompt Four
Shortly after her divorce from fellow artist Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo (1907–1954) painted a surrealistic self-portrait. The painting stirs many questions.
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Paintings by Frida Kahlo inspired poet Pascale Petit to write a collection of ekphrastic poems. Shown here: Portrait as a Tehuana (cropped) by Frida Kahlo. Roberto Serra / Iguana Press via Getty Images
Write a response to Kahlo’s painting. You can invent dialog, create a story, ask questions, or reflect on what details in the painting mean. You can speculate about Kahlo’s life and marriage, or you can relate the painting to an incident in your own life.