British Identity Reflection
In exploring the concept of Britishness through poetry, ideas about nationality, diversity, and unity are contemplated. Drawing inspiration from Benjamin Zephaniah's poem, a personal interpretation of what it means to be British is crafted in a poetic form. Embracing the richness of multiculturalism and the blending of different backgrounds, the essence of shared identity is celebrated in the poem "Being British."
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Being British Can I interpret ideas about Britishness to create my own poem about what it is to be British? What does it mean to be British? Discuss your ideas in your group.
The British By Benjamin Zephaniah map_uk What can we learn from Zephaniah s poem about what it is to be British?
Read through the poem quietly to yourself and answer the following questions: 1)How many different nationalities does Zephaniah mention in his poem? 2)What does Zephaniah say is important if these different nationalities are going to mix together well? 3)Do you think Zephaniah thinks this mix of nationalities is a good thing? Why? 4)Why do you think he s written his poem like a recipe?
Think about all of the things youve discussed that link into your idea about what it is to share a British identity. Using Zephaniah s poem as inspiration, write your own poem called Being British .
