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Poetry:
Figurative Language

Mr. Perez/Mr. James

3/27/2023

Objective:I can describe how the author’s use of

imagery, literal and figurative language
such as simile and metaphor, and sound
devices achieves specific purposes.

Read Aloud:
A Movie in My Pillow

–What do you

notice on the
cover?

–What can

you infer the story will be
about?

–What questions do you have

based on the cover?

w

Retell
A Movie in My Pillow

What did we in the read
aloud today?

Use important details.

3 - 5 sentences

Open Ended

Match

Match the following

• Similie

• Sound Devices

• Sensory Words or Imagery

• Idiom

• Personification

A comparison of two things using "like" or "as"

Techniques authors or poets use to draw readers' attention or to emphasize a certain image or idea

Words authors use to appeal to readers' senses and help them feel what the character feel

An expression that means something different from the meanings of its individual words

Gives human qualities or characteristics to an animal or object

• A comparison of two things using "like" or "as"

• Techniques authors or poets use to draw readers' attention or to emphasize a certain image or idea

• Words authors use to appeal to readers' senses and help them feel what the character feel

• An expression that means something different from the meanings of its individual words

• Gives human qualities or characteristics to an animal or object

I DO:

WE DO:

YOU DO:

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