'Unaccented syllables' presentation slideshows

Anglo-Saxons

Anglo-Saxons. 449 BCE-1066 BCE. The Anglo Saxons and Beowulf. Great Britain. Great Britain England Scotland Wales. The First People. Britain first settled by Celts Celts came from continental Europe between 800-600 B.C. The Invasion.

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Stages of Developmental Word Study

Stages of Developmental Word Study. By: Bethany Linkous Fall 2006. Rationale. Why should we teach spelling developmentally? Students are not all on the same instructional level. To teach spelling well we need to know what children already know and what they are ready to learn. .

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-Please place this in your Poetry section of your binder -Take notes we go along!

POETRY TERMS!. -Please place this in your Poetry section of your binder -Take notes we go along!. Figures of speech. An expression that creates an image in your mind. Literal Language: The actual, dictionary definition of a word; language that means what it appears to mean.

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T HE R AVEN

T HE R AVEN. BY E DGAR A LLAN P OE. T HE R AVEN - S ETTING. The chamber of a house at midnight. Poe uses the word chamber rather than bedroom apparently because chamber has a dark and mysterious connotation. T HE R AVEN - N ARRATION.

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Consonants RE 3030 September 28, 2009

Consonants RE 3030 September 28, 2009 . Speech Sound. Try producing a /p/ sound; a /f/ sound; /k/ sound; a /z/ sound; a /l/ sound. Can you tell which parts of your mouth are involved? Can you tell how they are pronounced? Is air stopped/obstructed in producing these sounds?

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bellringer

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4 th Grade Decoding/ Word Attack

4 th Grade Decoding/ Word Attack. Lesson 20- Review- Unaccented syllables: Schwa + n , Schwa+ r , Structural Analysis- Word Parts: over, under, sub , Inflections: - s, - es . Unaccented Syllables: Schwa + r. Look at this word and listen to me read it out loud: cider.

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THE FORM OF POETRY

THE FORM OF POETRY. A. Sound Values : Rhyme, Alliteration and Assonance, Onomatopoeia B. Versification - Rhythm and Meter - Lines of Verse - Stanza Forms - The Sonnet - Free Verse. Rhyme. Masculine Feminine Double rhyme Triple rhyme End rhyme Internal rhyme. Rhyme.

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Elements of poetry

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Epic Poetry

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Poetry: Rhyme, Rhythm, and Meter

Poetry: Rhyme, Rhythm, and Meter. Rhyme. The correspondence of sounds Internal Rhyme: Rhyme that occurs within the line Cecily B eas ley was never polite. She never said thank you , pl eas e , or good night .

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