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Slam Poetry Example: "Shrinking Women" by Lily Myers
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What It Is:
This worksheet features Lily Myers’ powerful poem “Shrinking Women” in a clean, classroom-ready format. The text explores themes of identity, family dynamics, womanhood, and the pressures placed on female bodies.
Why Use It:
Perfect for lessons on spoken word poetry, tone, theme, symbolism, and social commentary. Students can analyze how Myers uses imagery and contrast to convey generational patterns and gender expectations.
How to Use It:
• Use for close reading or annotation activities.
• Pair with discussions on body image and societal roles.
• Assign for poetic device analysis or thematic writing prompts.
Grade Suitability:
Designed for upper middle school, high school, and college-level ELA classes.
• Works well in units on modern poetry, identity, and contemporary voices.
Target Users:
Teachers, ELA instructors, and students studying modern poetry, spoken word, and themes of gender and self-perception.
This worksheet features Lily Myers’ powerful poem “Shrinking Women” in a clean, classroom-ready format. The text explores themes of identity, family dynamics, womanhood, and the pressures placed on female bodies.
Why Use It:
Perfect for lessons on spoken word poetry, tone, theme, symbolism, and social commentary. Students can analyze how Myers uses imagery and contrast to convey generational patterns and gender expectations.
How to Use It:
• Use for close reading or annotation activities.
• Pair with discussions on body image and societal roles.
• Assign for poetic device analysis or thematic writing prompts.
Grade Suitability:
Designed for upper middle school, high school, and college-level ELA classes.
• Works well in units on modern poetry, identity, and contemporary voices.
Target Users:
Teachers, ELA instructors, and students studying modern poetry, spoken word, and themes of gender and self-perception.
