'Sensory words' diaporamas de présentation

How to write great restaurant menu descriptions

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Literary/Poetry Elements

P. O. J. Y. R. E. D. A. Literary/Poetry Elements.

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The writing process

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Let Science Shine On The Life Cycle of Flowering Plants

Let Science Shine On The Life Cycle of Flowering Plants. Mary Tweedy Curriculum Support Specialist Division of Mathematics and Science. Life Cycle of a Flowering Plant.

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The Skunk Ladder

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Descriptive Essays

Descriptive Essays. Pretend you are a real estate agent and you must write a description of the piece of land above. Currently, you have the following information: This 1000 acre mostly wooded lot is for sale. Near the mountains. Some cleared land. Asking $100,000.

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How to Use Sensory Words

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How to Use Sensory Words in Writing

How to Use Sensory Words in Writing. Writers use sensory words to help their readers see, hear, smell, touch and taste what the paragraph is about. Sensory words are words that remind us of our five senses: -sight -sound -smell -touch -taste. What are examples of sensory words for sight?

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POETRY

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Sensory Language Showing vs. Telling

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How can you follow the plot of a long poem?

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Personal Narrative

Personal Narrative. Your Story. A Personal Narrative. Is an interesting story about the writer. Is written in the first person (using the pronouns I, me, and my. Has a beginning, a middle, and an end. Presents events in a clear order.

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Week 4 Day 1

Unit 7: Local Leaders. Week 4 Day 1. Spelling. unlock 6. repaint unzip 7. remake unhappy 8. reread 4 . unsafe 9 . upon 5. retell 10. once. Spelling. 1. unannounced 6. undecided 2. unpleasant 7. unexpected 3. reapply 8. retrace 4. reappear 9. untangle

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Michella James Third Grade Subject: Writing

We Are Great Poets!. Michella James Third Grade Subject: Writing. Core Content: WR-E-1.2 Personal Writing. What Is A Poem?. A Poetry is a form of writing that can be organized in many ways. Poetry can rhyme or they can be unrhymed. Poetry is a way to express yourself through writing.

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Imagery

Imagery. Feature Menu. What Is Imagery? Imagery and Feelings Practice. What Is Imagery?. An image is a representation of anything we can. touch. smell. see. taste. hear. What Is Imagery?. Imagery is language that. appeals to our five senses. creates images in our minds.

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Defining: Imagery

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Poetry

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Precise Nouns

Precise Nouns. By Mrs. Hares. Language is power!.

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