Literary Devices Interactive Videos

Analyze poetry through the study of its key components, including literary devices and structural elements. Develop the ability to identify and interpret poetic techniques, enhancing the comprehension of how these tools enliven poetry.

Explore the use of figurative language, emphasizing similes, metaphors, personification, and onomatopoeia to enrich writing and produce vivid imagery. Learners will identify and apply these literary devices to captivate readers and enhance their storytelling abilities.

Explore poetry to gain a deeper understanding of literary devices including alliteration, metaphors, and similes. Develop the ability to identify key figures of speech, analyze creative expressions, and enhance language skills.

Investigate the creative process of writing abecedarian poems, focusing on the use of literary devices within poetry. Gain insights into structuring poems using alphabetical order while enhancing vocabulary and creative expression skills. Celebrate cultural diversity through the exploration of bilingual poetry.

Uncover the fascinating realm of figurative language, concentrating on similes, metaphors, and hyperboles, alongside poetic sound devices such as alliteration and repetition. Learners will gain the ability to identify and comprehend these literary techniques, enhancing their skills in analysis and application in writing.

Explore figurative language in poetry with a focus on similes, metaphors, and personification, supported by vivid examples. Enhance skills in identifying and analyzing literary devices to foster a deeper understanding and improve analytical abilities in interpreting poetic texts.

Introduce second and third-grade students to poetry by focusing on free verse and rhyming poems. Students will understand different types of poetry and recognize literary devices such as repetition and simile. They will be inspired to express themselves creatively by composing their own poems.

Analyze the influential role of storytelling and literary devices, such as plot and character development, in creating engaging narratives. Gain insights into narrative techniques and the historical progression of storytelling, and learn how to apply these methods effectively in literature.

Explore the fascinating world of figurative language and literary devices by focusing on metaphors, similes, personification, and more. Develop the ability to identify and apply various literary techniques, which will enhance creative writing skills and deepen language understanding.

Explore the application of literary devices such as theme, hyperbole, and personification in film, enhancing skills in identifying and understanding these devices to improve narrative technique analysis in visual media.

Explore various figures of speech, including similes, metaphors, and personification, to deepen understanding of literary devices. Develop skills to identify these figures of speech and apply this knowledge to interpret and enhance literary expression.

Analyze the structural elements and literary devices in William Blake's poem "The Echoing Green". Develop the ability to identify poetic devices such as repetition and similes, analyze rhythm, and make inferences about the poem's setting and themes.

Study Emily Dickinson's poem "A Word Dropped Careless On a Page" to explore its themes and literary techniques, with a particular focus on metapoetry. Gain insights into poetic devices and contextual interpretation that enhance appreciation for literature and its historical implications.

Examining the unique blend of prose and poetry, this study focuses on the key literary elements that distinguish prose poetry from traditional poetry and prose. Learners gain a comprehensive understanding of prose poetry's characteristics and how poetic elements can be creatively integrated into narrative structures, enhancing literary analysis and creative writing skills.

Examine the complexities in T.S. Eliot's depiction of J. Alfred Prufrock by analyzing poetic devices and themes in selected lines of "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock." Understand Prufrock's internal struggles and learn to identify and interpret key literary techniques, enhancing comprehension of modernist poetry.

Learn about poetic devices that enhance meaning, evoke emotions, and contribute to the musical qualities of poems. Develop the ability to identify and apply key techniques such as rhyme, meter, alliteration, and symbolism to appreciate and create impactful poetry.

Explore the themes and literary techniques in T.S. Eliot's 'The Hollow Men,' focusing on the epigraphs and opening lines. Examine spiritual emptiness, historical references, and poetic devices, enhancing understanding of Eliot's work and its cultural significance.

Explore the poetic imagery and themes within T.S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock," focusing on Prufrock's existential fears, desires, and the contrast between his internal and external worlds. Gain insights into literary devices such as synecdoche and caesura to enhance analytical skills and understanding of complex literary themes.

Explore key poetic devices including alliteration, assonance, and consonance, as well as the characteristics of free verse poetry. Gain an understanding of interpreting poems, recognizing literary techniques, and appreciating the nuances of poetic expression.

Engage in an analysis of Rosemary Dobson's poem 'Over the Hill,' focusing on its expressive imagery and symbolism. Enhance understanding of literary devices while developing skills in critical analysis and theme exploration.