'Stressed syllables' diaporamas de présentation

POETIC EXPRESSIVE MEANS AND STYLISTIC DEVICES

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Language Arts Agenda for Sept. 4 - 7 , 2012

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POETRY UNIT

POETRY UNIT. KEY TERMINOLOGY. Q: WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF FORM?. A: The way a poem looks on a page. . EXAMPLE OF THE FORM: SONNET.

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Language Arts Agenda for Sept. 11, 2012

Language Arts Agenda for Sept. 11, 2012. 1 st : Retrieve notebook and open ticket container. 2 nd : Write HW in Agenda : - No HW 3 rd : Begin Writing Warm-up Date: 9-11-12

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Poetry Syllables, Rhythm, and Patterns

Poetry Syllables, Rhythm, and Patterns . Words are broken into syllables, parts that create a specific sound. Poets use syllables to create sounds and rhythms in their poems.

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Poetic Terms & Devices

Poetic Terms & Devices. Form. The arrangement of words and the way a poem looks on a page Examples: haiku, ballad, blank verse, cinquain , limerick, and sonnet. Line. The form in which poems are written The lines may or may not be complete sentences. Stanza.

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How do poets use rhythm to impact the feeling of their writing?

How do poets use rhythm to impact the feeling of their writing?. In this lesson you will learn how rhythm adds to a poem by tracking the beat and then matching the rhythm with the feeling. SYLLABLES = Building blocks of words. Ice - 1. Water - 2. Goodbye - 2. Worrying - 3. Stressed.

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Lesson 2 Sonnet S tructure & Iambic P entameter

Lesson 2 Sonnet S tructure & Iambic P entameter. Purpose -to examine the structure of a sonnet -analyze sonnet. What is a sonnet? Review. Sonnet: 14 line poem that rhymes in a certain pattern

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Collection 2 Study Project

Collection 2 Study Project. Chelsea La Warre. Figures of speech. An expression that uses language in a nonliteral way, such as a metaphor or synecdoche, or in a structured or unusual way. Metaphor.

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Intro to Shakespearean Poetry & Language

Intro to Shakespearean Poetry & Language. Mrs. Toney Spring 2011. Rhythm in Poetry. Like music, language has rhythm In poetry, this is a pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables Meter Meter is the pattern of rhythm established by a poem

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The Clown Punk

The Clown Punk . Simon Armitage. Learning Objectives (AQA). AO1: respond to texts critically and imaginatively, select and evaluate textual detail to illustrate and support interpretations.

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Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence

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Literary Devices/Figurative Language

Literary Devices/Figurative Language. Literary Devices- are components that help an author create meaning through language and words. Figurative Language- Language that is not meant to be taken literally. . Imagery.

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Unit 4 Poetry Vocab

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The Road not taken

The Road not taken . LO: to understand why the poem is relatable To see the use of literary techniques to help create setting . The Road Not Taken-Robert Frost .

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Meter in Poetry

Meter in Poetry. By Justin Yoon and Christopher Choi. Introduction. In poetry, a meter is a recurring pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line. Furthermore, one line has to be within ten syllables. Foot. A foot in poetry, is a pair of unstressed and stressed syllables. EX:

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Rhythm and Meter

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