Casey at the Bat Poem Structure
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Casey at the Bat by Ernest Lawrence Thayer
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“Casey at the Bat” by Ernest Lawrence Thayer, is the most famous baseball poem ever written. It depicts a team, behind in the ninth inning, watching the star player step up to bat. Engage students through storyboards and amazing activity ideas!
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Storyboard Description
Poem Analysis Activity: Casey at the Bat Poem Structure
Storyboard Text
- STANZA ONE
- YOU'RE OUT!
- STANZA TWO
- STANZA THREE
- Lines: 4Rhyme Scheme: A "day" A "play B "same" B "game"Meaning: The Mudville baseball team is down two runs and Cooney and Barrows are both out. The crowd is disappointed.
- Lines:Rhyme Scheme:Meaning:
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