'Sensory images' presentation slideshows

VISUALIZATION

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Short Story Jeopardy

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The Elements of Comprehension

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The Elements of Comprehension

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Theme

Theme. Something that is repeatedly often and is one of the main ideas of the story/poem. Example. Metaphor. A figure of speech in which one object is compared to another. Example. He was a bulldozer on the football field. Simile.

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Transforming Self Through Poetry

Transforming Self Through Poetry . Ms. Cheby March 2012. Alienation. Alienation. a state of depersonalization or loss of identity in which the self seems unreal, thought to be caused by difficulties in relating to society and the resulting prolonged inhibition of emotion. Transformation.

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Poetry Analysis 101

Poetry Analysis 101. The Ultimate Guide to Understanding Poetry. Where do I start?. To really understand a poem you need to read it 3 times. 1 st to just read it through 2 nd to analyze structure (rhyme scheme, meter, figurative language, etc.) 3 rd to analyze meaning

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Poetry Analysis 101

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CONFER WITH ME!

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Teaching Language Imagery

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Synthesizing

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Showing vs. Telling

Showing vs. Telling Powerful narrative writers use vivid imagery to bring their writing to life. They use precise language that appeals to the five senses. Readers can actually see, smell, hear, taste and feel a scene and the action.

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Figurative Language

Figurative Language. How authors create sensory images in texts. Types of Figurative Language. Metaphor Simile Personification Allusion Juxtaposition Oxymoron Paradox Metonymy (symbolism). Sound devices. Rhythm Rhyme Alliteration Assonance Consonance Onomatopoeia. Construction .

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A b o u t The A u t h o r:

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Sensory Images

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Metacognitive Reading Strategies #3

Metacognitive Reading Strategies #3. MAKING CONNECTIONS. Making Connections. Making Connections: an Overview. What is? Making connections is a great metacognitive reading strategy to use to make reading more interesting, increase reading comprehension, and make texts more memorable.

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Haikus

Haikus. What is a haiku?. A Japanese poem written in specific format First Line: 5 Syllables Second Line: 7 Syllables Third Line: 5 Syllables Uses sensory images. (what you see, taste, touch, smell, hear). Typically has a surprise ending. Examples of haikus:. Life is a Vapor

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