Teach : Incarcerated Students
Welcome! We're excited to share lesson plans created BY teachers FOR teachers using our broadsides -- from primary school to adult community center to university and beyond.
Adults/University, Grades 9 - 12, Incarcerated Students
Synesthetic Writing
This lesson allows students to break down the usual barriers between visual technique and poetic technique in an exciting act of live translation.
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Use the Broadsided Anthology
Inspiration for teachers of art, creative writing, and more in this beautiful collection of broadsides, interviews, and on-the-street photos. Discounts for educators.
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Teach: Broadsides in Prison Writing Workshops
Using broadsides of poems written by prisoners increases the students’ immediate sense of “I have something to say about this.”
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What Have You Swallowed?
An essay/lesson plan exploring the spirit of broadsides and the possibilities they can open for students in prisons and jails, as well as university students responding to such poems.
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