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american history a survey volume 1 13th edition chapter 20 notes

5th - figurative language
and often possesses a meaning other than its grammatical or logical one (e.g., . Personification—A figure of speech in which human qualities are attributed to animals, . Use the list below, or let students brainstorm a list of figures of speech. . for lines and full poems that develop interesting images, for example, similes .
http://www.swcs.k12.oh.us/home/studentlearning/FOV1-0003B1BB/FOV1-0003B1BE/5th%20grade%20resource%20book/5th%20-%20fig%20lang/5th%20-%20figurative%20language.pdf

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Analyzing Poetry: Poetry Tips
This web page provides a quick overview of poetry analysis. . In critical analysis, one looks both analytically and critically at a short story, a novel, or a . For example, the literal, denotative meaning of the word apple is something like this: It is . To figure out the imagery in a poem, the reader should first make a list of every .
http://www.studyguide.org/poetry_tips.htm

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Poems to Play with (in Class) Sample Unit of Study for Grades 3-5
give students many opportunities to discuss what they read and write, both with teachers . While brainstorming elicited an extensive list of topics . poems is not included due to copy write issues, please see the websites below to . Teaching Point: To learn about imagery and how poems make pictures (in our minds) .
http://schools.nyc.gov/documents/teachandlearn/poems_to_play_with_in_class_final.pdf

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Poetry Prompts | Writing Forward
Feb 14, 2012 . Splashing / Outdoor concerts (or beach concerts) / Waves crashing / Thunder ( don't forget about those summer storms!) / Music blaring from .
http://www.writingforward.com/category/writing-prompts/poetry-prompts