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Bell Ringer Complete the Analogies Bell Ringer (both sides) and keep it at your desk. We will review it in a moment. Turn in any missing/late/absent work.

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1 Bell Ringer Complete the Analogies Bell Ringer (both sides) and keep it at your desk. We will review it in a moment. Turn in any missing/late/absent work to the class inbox. Take out your planner and be productive while waiting for your classmates to finish.

2 Housekeeping Create the vocab. cards (this week’s color is GREEN) & study for the Week 13 Quiz (after break; exact date TBA) Questions?

3 Today’s Objectives LA.6.2.17. locate and analyze an author’s use of allusions and descriptive, idiomatic, and figurative language in a variety of literary text, identifying how word choice sets the author’s tone and advances the work’s theme I will be able to… – Label types of figurative language – Identify metaphor and simile – Analyze figurative language, discussing how influences the text – Demonstrate analytical thinking

4 LIST Strategy LABEL IDENTIFY SO WHAT? TALK

5 “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” by William Wordsworth Use page 548 in lit. book as a guide to simile/metaphor Click here to view poem

6 LIST Strategy You may refer to page 548 in lit. book as a guide to simile/metaphor LABEL1. What type of figurative language did you find? IDENTIFY2. Quote the actual figurative language stated in the text. SO WHAT?3. So what’s the big deal with this language? 4. What makes the language effective in this text? 5. Why not choose a different type of figurative language? / Why wouldn’t something else work better? 6. Who is the intended audience? 7. What effect would this figurative language have on the audience? Is it an appropriate effect? 8. What is the author’s overall purpose of this text? 9. How does using the device help or hurt the author’s overall purpose? TALK10. Share your analysis with others in order to model analytical thinking

7 Extension You choose the advertisement from offered selection Determine what figurative language example it uses and LIST it

8 Closing – Exit Slip On a separate piece of paper answer the following: 1.Write a simile about yourself. 2.Then, change your simile into a metaphor. 3.Write down any questions you still have that need answers Hand your exit slip to Ms. Barker on your way out the door

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