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TPCASTT That Poetry Thing. A Foundation for Pre-AP classes. “No Difference” by Shel Silverstein. Small as a peanut, So maybe the way Big as a giant, To make everything right We’re all the same size Is for God to just reach out When we turn off the light And turn off the light!

Journal 3-23-06 Thursday. FIRST , Explain the meaning of the following hyperboles (exaggerations): I nearly died laughing I was hopping mad. I tried a thousand times. His feet were as big as a barge. NEXT , select one hyperbole from the list and create an illustration (picture). Purpose.

世界繪本特選 TOP100 名著 Author ： Shel Silverstein 謝爾 . 希爾弗斯坦 Name of the Book ： The Missing Piece 失落的一角. The piece about “imperfectness” and “satisfaction”. He’s missing a piece. He’s very sad. He set off to find the missing piece. He rolled along, singing

Welcome. to. Jeopardy!. Reading Review. Unit 2.6. 4 th Grade OCR. Salt. Final Jeopardy. Round 1. Round 2. Group 1. Group 2. Group 3. Vocab- ulary. Spelling. More Grammar. Compre-hension. More compre - hension. Grammar. Round 2. $100. Final Jeopardy. $100. $100.

Alliteration C onsonance Assonance. Alliteration. S ame s tarting s ound Repetition of CONSONANT sounds at the BEGINNING of words I w as o nce a w anderer on the w ings of a restless w ind. Alliteration. Tell a person with an alliterative name. Consonance.

世界繪本特選 TOP100 名著 作者： Shel Silverstein 謝爾 . 希爾弗斯坦 書名： The Missing Piece 失落的一角 譯者： 林良 出版： 自立晚報社文化出版部. 有的書上都是字，幾乎沒有畫；　有的書上都是畫，沒有什麼字；這本書上既 沒有幾個字，也只有很少的幾筆畫，但它說的更多，說完了每一故事；就像「人」字，雖只二筆，卻是萬物的根 本」。 （史英：人本教育基金會董事） 生命的可能，貴在自我實現；生命的欠缺，是努力的空間。 這本書如此啟示我。　　

Let’s practice counting by 10. Let’s practice counting by 5. Penny. 1 penny, 1 cent, 1¢ 1 cent, 2 cents, 3 cents, 4 cents and so on. Nickel. 1 nickel, 5 cents, or 5¢ 5 cents, 10 cents, 15 cents, 20 cents and so on. 5 pennies = 1 nickel 1¢ + 1¢ + 1¢ + 1¢ + 1¢ = 5¢ or 1 nickel. Dime.

Poetry. Clear your desk for the opening activity! . Poems…. …are about love. …rhyme. …can be interpreted in multiple ways . …are no fun. …fiction. …are more than 2 lines long. …should be read aloud. …should be written down. Lesson Objectives:. Students will be able to…

How do I indentify the author’s purpose?. By Ms. Wishy. Author’s purpose is the reason why an author writes something. Fill in the 4 Author’s purposes. Where do these books go? Muffin Mouse on the Go The true life of Hannah Montana Miley Cirus Save the Birds

All about Kathy Kenney Marshall. Where and when were you born?. I was born in Methuen, Massachusetts. This is north of Boston. (Doesn’t everything seem to come back to Boston?) I’m the youngest of three, and the house that I lived in waaaaaaaaay back when had a dairy farm across the street.

Couplets “So precious are true friends who lend their ears and give their time to wipe away sad tears”- Joy Saunders . By: Alexandra Milliard. Rythm. Couplets as a whole do not have a specific rhythm to them. There are certain kinds of couplets that do require a specific kind of rhythm.

February 6, 2014 Figurative Language and Imagery H omework: G reek Day tomorrow! O bjective: I can analyze the elements of poetry and evaluate how they impact a poem's meaning. Wa rm Up (in your composition book)

Poetry Mini-Unit. Ten Little Soldiers. Ten little soldier boys went out to dine; One choked his little self and then there were Nine. Nine little soldier boys sat up very late; One overslept himself and then there were Eight.

WHAT IF. By Shel Silverstein. About The Poet.

Poetry and Literature Terms Review. My Beard by Shel Silverstein My beard grows to my toes , I never wears no clothes , I wraps my hair Around my bare , And down the road I goes . RHYME. The repetition of sounds. Example: hat, cat, brat, fat, mat, sat.

Good morning! You’re home Enjoy our online lesson. No Difference a poem by Shel Silverstein from: Where the Sidewalk Ends Harper & Row 1974. Online poetry lesson Literature - 2 poems Theme: Differences Literary term: Simile Technology: online teaching, computers. Different!.

Elements of Poetry. From: Elements of Literature. How to read a poem. Read the poem aloud at least once. Read from the “inside out.” Be aware of punctuation, especially periods and commas. If a line of poetry doesn’t end with punctuation, don’t stop.

Invitation By Shel Silverstein If you are a dreamer, come in, If you are a dreamer, a wisher, a liar, A hope- er , a pray- er , a magic bean buyer… If you’re a pretender, come sit by my fire For we have some flax-golden tales to spin. Come in! Come in!. About Mr. Schiff:.

The Giving Tree By: Shel Silverstein. Vanessa Burdiek, Jordan Kennedy, Kristin Showalter, Laura Staab, Sidney Westervelt . Genre. Narrative Poetry – It tells a long narrative poem through the setting, character, and plot Setting: Outdoors/Nature Characters: Tree, Boy, Girlfriend

Creative Writing. By Aaron Kurtz. The Problem. Introduction. Poetry Children’s Books Short Stories. Poetry ~ Inspiration. Popular Authors Shel Silverstein The Giving Tree Where the Sidewalk Ends Robert Frost Poems Getting Ideas Brainstorming Random activities Topic prompts.