'You Are Old, Father William' | Tools for Teaching

Evan-Moor Publishing

About 5 pages (1,500 words)

'You Are Old, Father William' from Evan-Moor Publishing

This read/understand poem by Lewis Carroll is written as a parody with dialogue between a young man & his father about age. The poem is in a section titled 'Mirth & Magic' & includes directions, comprehension questions (in test-prep format), & activities using synonyms, rhyming words, & writing sentences. (Find other poems by searching 'Understand Poetry 5-6+.')

Grades: Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

Difficulty: Intermediate, Middle School

Pages: 5 pages

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