'My computer' diaporamas de présentation

Thursday, January 5

Thursday, January 5. 6 th grade. Thursday, January 5. 8 th grade. Thursday, January 5. 7 th grade. Friday, January 6. 6 th grade. Friday, January 6. 8 th grade. Name Plate. When you finish your name plate: Click on the OFFICE BUTTON (top left) Scroll down to SAVE AS

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Are You Ready for PARCC and SBAC Writing?

December 18, 2013. Are You Ready for PARCC and SBAC Writing?. Welcome!.

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Dolch Third Grade Sight Vocabulary

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UWGOnline Orientation

UWGOnline Orientation. Contents. Online learning Student Resources and Services Intro to CourseDen Wimba Live Classroom. This is not your Average college course. You may not meet face-to-face (courses with an N, G, or Y in their section code have 1 or less meetings)

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Literal & Figurative Language

Literal & Figurative Language. Alex M. Cam M. Gabbi C. The Difference. LITERAL. FIGURATIVE. words, and groups of words, that exaggerate or alter the usual meanings of the component words. words that do not deviate from their defined meaning. Types of figurative meaning. Metaphor. Simile.

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Tip of the Day

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Literal & Figurative Language

Literal & Figurative Language. L iteral and Figurative Language. ? Literal language is a fact or idea stated directly. Use this language when you want your writing to be understood exactly as it is written. Textbooks are written in literal language.

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What's I n M y Computer

What's I n M y Computer . By: Jose Olivences. Power Supply .

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Standard

Standard. RL 7.6 Analyze how an author develops and contrasts points of view of different characters or narrators in the text . OBJECTIVE. Students will be able to define personification. Students will make their own personification examples.

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Vocabulary

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Figurative Language

Figurative Language. Keyannah Pleasant September 22, 2011. Simile. Using like or as to compare 2 things. The girl is like a boat. Metaphor. Comparing 2 things without using like or as . My sister is a cat when he runs. Hyperbole. Using exaggeration to make a point.

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II . Literary Terms for Realistic Fiction

II . Literary Terms for Realistic Fiction . Simile: a comparison of two unlike things using the words like or as Example: Her hair was as black as night. B. Metaphor: a comparison of two unlike things not using like or as Example: I am a cheetah.

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Citing Sources

Citing Sources. In the Synthesis Essay. Changing Quotations. Using Brackets. Using Ellipses. Original quote: "One of the major characteristics of guyhood is that guys don't spend a lot of time pondering

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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

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Many jobs

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Voice

Voice. Voice. Voice is the form a verb takes to indicate whether the subject of the verb performs or receives the action There are two types of voice: active voice and passive voice. Active Voice.

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My technology class

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Grab your laptop!

Grab your laptop!. Go to http:// tinyurl.com/l9pemeb Check out the links to see where you would like to visit in the world! There is so much to see! Remember to FOLLOW the directions ! Save your work to the v:drive when you are finished. My computer V: drive Students Custis Your period.

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