3.1.9 Read and Discuss Day 5

Literature Circles- Read and Discuss Day 5

Lesson 3.1.9

• We will spend the next 10 minutes in breakout rooms discussing our jobs from day 4

• You can add to the discussion in different ways:

  • Come on the mic and share

  • Type in the zoom chat

  • Comment on at least 2 classmates' posts that on the padlet

Time for Discussion

• Authors use imagery to create mental pictures and impressions in readers' minds.

• To create these descriptions, authors may use figurative language.

• Figurative language is using comparisons or exaggerations rather than the literal meaning of words to convey an idea

• For a refresher on different types of figurative language, click through the slides on page 3 of your edio lesson

Figurative Language

Match

Match the following

• Bernie Webber navigated the waves like a sea turtle returning home.

• The ocean is a moody teenager.

• The waves reached up and swallowed the ship.

• It was so windy, it took the paint off the house.

• As long as the flag hung from the ship, the sailors had hope they would be seen and rescued.

simile

metaphor

personification

hyperbole

symbolism

• simile

• metaphor

• personification

• hyperbole

• symbolism

• Choose the Lit Circle job that you are going to complete today

• Read the pages for today from your Reading Schedule on page 90 of your ELA Notebook

• While you read, make sure you are annotating either in your book or on the notes pages in your ELA Notebook

• After you read and complete your job, head to the padlet to share

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Time to Read!

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