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Literary Elements http://blog.flocabulary.com/alliteration/

Literary Elements http://blog.flocabulary.com/alliteration/. Po ems all around us! Nursery Rhymes RAP music Literature billboards Commercials Songs comedy. Rhyming Rhyming can happen ANYWHERE in your poem. It doesn't have to follow a certain set of rules or a sequence.

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Renaissance DBQ

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NeSA -R Prep Figurative Language

NeSA -R Prep Figurative Language. By Mrs. Joanna Pruitt. Terms. Term: Idiom Definition: A group of words that have a different meaning than what the phrase says literally. Examples: A piece of cake (means: very easy). Get cold feet (means: you are nervous or scared).

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My Cats

My Cats. My cat naps in my room . My cat naps in my room . My cat naps in my room . She also likes my bed. She also likes my bed. She also likes my bed. She moved the blanket to keep warm. She moved the blanket to keep warm. She moved the blanket to keep warm.

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How the Guinea Fowl Got Her Spots

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Unit 1, Week 3 How You Grew

Unit 1, Week 3 How You Grew. Comprehension. Grammar. High Frequency Words. Word Work. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. Row 1, Col 1. pin. pen pin pan . 1,2. I can kick.

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Amy Anderson April 7, 2010

Amy Anderson April 7, 2010. Why Poetry?. Maybe you've heard before that poetry is magic, and it made you roll your eyes, but I believe it's true. Poetry matters. At the most important moments, when everyone else is silent, poetry rises to speak. Ralph Fletcher, Poetry Matters, 2002.

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Case 21

Case 21. Review. Suffixes. - ous (adventurous, courageous) Full of - ist (violinist, artist, receptionist) Specializes in a specific thing - ian (musician, magician, technician) What someone does. Homonyms. What is a Homonym?

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Daily Fix-It 1. the rong date is on the sign 2. The lam scared the wren away?

Daily Fix-It 1. the rong date is on the sign 2. The lam scared the wren away?. Daily Fix-It 1. t he r ong date is on the sig n 2. The la m scared the wren away ?. Daily Fix-It 1. T he wr ong date is on the sign. 2. The la mb scared the wren away . Daily Fix-It

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Run-ons : The sentences that don't know when to quit

Run-ons : The sentences that don't know when to quit. Sometimes being a good writer means knowing when to stop. Run-on Problem #1: The Dreaded Comma Splice. When we studied comma usage, we learned that you cannot join two independent clauses together using a comma alone. Example:

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Geometry In Your Way By: Nikita McKean- Nickerson

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Commonly Confused Words By: Marilyn, Kylie, Cassi and Your Mom

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Because of Winn-Dixie

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Rebecca Mazzone

Poetry: Fact or Fiction?. Rebecca Mazzone. Are these statements about poetry fact or fiction?. Poetry must rhyme. There are no rules to poetry Poetry is never difficult to read or understand. All poems contain a deep meaning. Poems are always beautiful.

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English 9 Wednesday 17 August 2011

English 9 Wednesday 17 August 2011. Love Writing. Love Reading. Daily Journal Nouns Activity SSR Vocabulary Crossword. Daily Journal #2 . Write words 14-25 5xeach. . Review: Nouns. Noun= Person , Place, Thing, or Idea Common= Non-specific Proper= Specific, Capitalized

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Vocabulary

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Suffixes: - ed vs - ing

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demi

demi. All ABOUT ME. BIOGRAPY.

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