Complete the story:
Use your imagination and creativity to complete this story starter. Don't forget to write 100 words or more!
I knew I should have never left the house that sunny Tuesday morning............
Friday, February 23, 2007
Friday, February 16, 2007
Stranded
If your plane crashed and you were stranded for a minimum of 1 year, would you choose to be stranded in the arctic or in the tropics. Explain your choice and a bit of what you might do to survive.
Monday, February 12, 2007
Poetic Forms
Welcome back from our hiatus (break) from blogging!
Metaphor mania has magically morphed into sizzling similes and I am now using amazing alliteration.
We have been talking all about poetic forms in Language Arts class. Rack your brain and give an example of each poetic form listed below. (This blog does not need to be 100 words)
Metaphor
Simile
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Here are my examples:
Metaphor: Theresa's irrate mother was a tornado whipping through the house and sending everyone into a frenzy.
Simile: The ice cream was like a drop of heaven on my tongue.
Alliteration: Tony tugged tirelessly at tiny twigs twined together with tinsel.
Onomatopoeia: Crash went the car as it banged into the light pole.
Metaphor mania has magically morphed into sizzling similes and I am now using amazing alliteration.
We have been talking all about poetic forms in Language Arts class. Rack your brain and give an example of each poetic form listed below. (This blog does not need to be 100 words)
Metaphor
Simile
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Here are my examples:
Metaphor: Theresa's irrate mother was a tornado whipping through the house and sending everyone into a frenzy.
Simile: The ice cream was like a drop of heaven on my tongue.
Alliteration: Tony tugged tirelessly at tiny twigs twined together with tinsel.
Onomatopoeia: Crash went the car as it banged into the light pole.
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