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Primary 1 Literacy Workshop for Parents and Carers

Primary 1 Literacy Workshop for Parents and Carers. Aims of the Workshop. To gain an understanding of Literacy curriculum and how it is taught and assessed at Holy Cross Primary. To understand some of the key skills children need to succeed in literacy.

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Chapter 9 Language and Literature

Chapter 9 Language and Literature. 1. Style and Stylistics. Style: variation in the language use of an individual, such as formal/informal style. Literary style: ways of writing employed in literature and by individual writers; the way the mind of the author expresses itself in words.

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Taylor Mali

Taylor Mali. "Speak with Conviction". Figurative Language Sensory Language Sound Devices Poetry. Definition. Figurative language is the opposite of literal language. The words go beyond what they exactly mean for a special effect. Simile. Definition:

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I can name these letters and sounds.

I can name these letters and sounds. X. J. V. x. j. v. X. J. V. j. v. x. I can read these words. look. at. look. at. I can tell if two words rhyme. cat. hat. can. cake. Do these words rhyme?. book. hook. Do these words rhyme?. 1. 2. one. two.

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Rhyming Words

Rhyming Words. By Ms. LaMagna. What are Rhyming Words?. Two words rhyme when they have the same sound the at the end. B at rhymes with C at. What are Rhyming Words?. M an rhymes with C an Because they both end with an. What are Rhyming Words?. Does B ook

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Rhyming Words

Rhyming Words. Do these words rhyme?. mouse. house. ghost. toast. rabbit. shoe. dog. frog. book. baby. honey. money. bus. goat. ten. pen. flower. tower. cow. leaf. pear. chair. bread. head. glass. grass. boat. car. sun. run. kitten. mitten. clap. tap. coat.

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Themes from the Psalms

Themes from the Psalms . Class #7. Quote. Thou hast made us for thyself, O Lord, and our hearts are restless until they find their rest in thee. Augustine.

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Sound Devices / Pattern and Rhyme

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Sounds in Rhymes

Sounds in Rhymes. Words rhyme when they have the same middle and end sounds. peas. r hymes with . keys. Words rhyme when they have the same middle and end sounds. h at. r hymes with . b at. Do these words rhyme?. cow. moon. No, because they have different middle and end sounds .

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Introduction to Poetry

Introduction to Poetry. Pre-AP Language Arts/Language Arts - 8. Poetry is a creative use of words which, like all art, is intended to stir an emotion in the audience. Poetry generally has some structure that separates it from prose.

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Rhyme Time

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Introduction to

Introduction to. Poetry. The basic unit of poetry is the line . Most poems have a structure in which each line contains a set amount of syllables ; this is called meter . Lines are also often grouped into stanzas - similar to a paragraph. (2) Couplet: a two line stanza

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Rhyme Scheme

Rhyme Scheme. Evaluating Poetry. What Is Rhyme Scheme?. Rhyme Scheme is the term we use to refer to the pattern of rhyming words in a poem or a song.

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Rhyme Lesson

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Hop

Hop. on. Pop. If the two words rhyme, you hop!. If the two words do not rhyme, you simply stand!. I'm so "hoppy" you know your rhyming words!.

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NorthStar Basic/Low Intermediate Reading/Writing

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YOU ARE IN SEUSSVILLE !

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Poetry

Poetry. What is poetry?. A type of literature that expresses ideas, feelings, or tells a story in a specific form. Stanza. Stanza- a group of lines arranged together A word is dead When it is said, Some say. I say it just Begin to live That day. Rhythm.

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Within Word Pattern: Sort 32 ( ick , ack , ock and uck )

Within Word Pattern: Sort 32 ( ick , ack , ock and uck ). duck. sack. sock. chick. lick. luck. tack. lock. tuck. slick. rock. pack. truck. tick. clock. back. stuck. rack. block. pick. snack. kick. black. quick. quack.

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