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Simile Acrostic Poems on Gingerbread Boys and Girls

Simile Acrostic Poems on Gingerbread Boys and Girls. By Miss O. Review: what a simile is?. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkMKaGLmkzk&safety_mode=true&persist_safety_mode=1&safe=active Talk and Turn: Tell your partner a simile after reviewing what it is with the song!. M erry I ndependent

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Simile Acrostic Poems on Gingerbread Boys and Girls

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  1. Simile Acrostic Poems on Gingerbread Boys and Girls By Miss O.

  2. Review: what a simile is? • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkMKaGLmkzk&safety_mode=true&persist_safety_mode=1&safe=active • Talk and Turn: Tell your partner a simile after reviewing what it is with the song!

  3. Merry Independent Sweet Strong Observant Big-hearted Enthusiastic Ready-to-learn Ladylike Ambitious Noble Dedicated Expressive Radiant What’s an acrostic poem?

  4. Simile + Acrostic Poem Magnificentas a star Independent like a tree Sweet as a cookie Strong asfort wall Talk and Turn: Fill in the blank with a noun that fits! Braveas a _________.

  5. Your Turn! • Brainstorm! • Write your name in an acrostic format in your journal. • Think of descriptive words that describe your personality or interests. • Use the pages in your writing toolbox folder and the thesaurus to help you. • Talk and turn to help think of creative descriptive words that fit who you are!

  6. Just for Fun!

  7. Begin forming similes out of the descriptive words that you have chosen. • Example: Sparkly as a diamond • Remember: you are comparing the descriptive word with a noun (person, place, thing, or idea) that represents what that description means to you

  8. Check your spelling and double-check that each description has a complete simile that matches and makes sense to you! • Write your final copy in sharpie on your gingerbread person. • Decorate your gingerbread person with crayons or colored pencils.

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