'Sensory language' presentation slideshows

6.RL.1

Cite textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text. 6.RL.1. Determine a theme or central idea of a text and how it is conveyed through particular details; provide a summary of the text distinct from personal opinions or judgments.

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Witnessing an Event

Witnessing an Event. Chapter 20. English 7. September 25, 2013 LG: I will be able to read and interpret an eyewitness account. Eyewitness Account (p.503). YOUR TURN 1 : Discovering An Eyewitness Account. Think of an exciting or unusual event you have seen lately.

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Literary Terms

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Exploring Language

Exploring Language. Come in and clear desks- copy homework, take out notebooks, 1 st block read silently . Agendas- Copy- HW GUIDED NOTES ORIGINAL EXAMPLE. Warm Up: Language Vocabulary- Use the glossary to find the definitions.

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Literary Terms 7 th Grade Honors

Literary Terms 7 th Grade Honors. Part D. Click Mouse to Advance. Protagonist. The main character in a literary work. Refrain. A regularly repeated line or group of lines in a poem or a song. Repetition. The use, more than once, of any element of language---a

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Elements of a Story

setting. theme. Elements of a Story. Eleven by Sandra Cisneros. point of view. plot. characters. I. Plot. The series of events that make up a story Usually built around a central conflict (problem or struggles) Four Stages of Plot 1-Exposition 2-Rising Action 3-Climax

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Edwin Muir

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Elements of Drama

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Rhythm and Rhyme

Rhythm and Rhyme. Rhythm. The pattern of sound created by the arrangement of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry Foot: basic unit of stressed and unstressed syllables. Usually 2 or 3 syllables. Rhythm (continued).

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Imagine That

Imagine That. An introduction to imagery in everyday literature. What is imagery?. Imagery is based on the five senses Sight Hearing Taste Touch Smell. How do authors use imagery?. To paint a picture for the reader To provide meaning in a story or poem

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Vocabulary Foldable

Week 11. Vocabulary Foldable. Directions. Try to guess the correct definition from the list on the following slides figurative language style imagery sensory language alliteration Repetition connotative language Rhythm . Draw a cloud around the word that means.

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Figurative Language: Sensory Language and Hyperboles

Figurative Language: Sensory Language and Hyperboles. What is Sensory Language?. Writing or speech that appeals to one or more of the five senses. Sight Hearing Touch Smell Taste. What is the goal of Sensory Language?. Showing vs Telling!

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Descriptive Paragraphs

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Literary Essay Writing Power Point

Literary Essay Writing Power Point. What is Literary Writing? Literary writing tells a story or part of a story Includes Plot Conflict Characterization Setting Theme Point of View (Write in 3 rd Person) Sequence Transitions. Descriptive Writing

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The Narrative

The Narrative. MN State Standard, American Literature, Tenth grade 9.7.3.3 Engage and orient reader by setting out a problem, situation, or observation, establishing one or multiple point(s) of view, and introducing narrator and/or characters; create a smooth progression of experiences or events

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Poetry by Kaitlyn

Poetry by Kaitlyn. Rhyme Sensory Language Patterned Poetry Free Verse. Rhyme; My Hat. . I had a hat. That was black. Then a cat thought it was a bat. Sensory Language; My Puppy. My Puppy had eyes as glittery as the stars and he fells like a fluffy pillow. Patterned Poetry; Spring .

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Create a chart in which you list each word according to the senses used to determine it.

Create a chart in which you list each word according to the senses used to determine it. . Blur Putrid Harmonious Soft Itchy Smoky Acrid Screeching Brilliant.

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Sensory Language in the Arts

Sensory Language in the Arts. From the Philadelphia Museum of Art. From the Philadelphia Museum of Art http://www.philamuseum.org.

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Types of Poetry

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