Check out these awesome figurative language slide shows. Leave a comment and tell the authors how much you enjoyed their examples of figurative langauge!
Personification on PhotoPeach
Personification on PhotoPeach
alliteration on PhotoPeach
Hyperbole on PhotoPeach
Metaphor on PhotoPeach
alliteration on PhotoPeach
similes on PhotoPeach
Thursday, October 14, 2010
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Saturday, October 9, 2010
The REAL Roswell Mill
Check out this website about the Roswell Mill. It tells the story of the mill, and the author of our novel, Patricia Beatty, used sources like this to help her write this historical fiction book.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Figurative Language
Good authors use figurative language to help "paint the picture" of the action in the book. Figurative language lets the reader use his or her imagination to discover the author's descriptions.
You can find figurative language in many different types of writing. Check out this poem by Eve Merriam
Silence by Eve Merriam
Quiet
So quiet
Without a sound
Floating
Falling
To the ground
Snowflake feathers
From snow white birds
Snow is a poem
Without any words.
You can find figurative language in many different types of writing. Check out this poem by Eve Merriam
Silence by Eve Merriam
Quiet
So quiet
Without a sound
Floating
Falling
To the ground
Snowflake feathers
From snow white birds
Snow is a poem
Without any words.
What are some types of figurative language in this poem? Why did the author use figurative language? How do you know she use figurative language?
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