Agenda -Opening: -Mentor Text: :”To This Day.” -Literary Devices -Revision: Add more literary devices -Closing: shares.

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Agenda -Opening: -Mentor Text: :”To This Day.” -Literary Devices -Revision: Add more literary devices -Closing: shares.

Agenda **To This Day Packet **Literary Devices Chart **Literary Devices Term Posters

OPENING ACTIVITY

ANNOUNCEMENTS Homework: We need to organize binders…You will have five tabs/colored sheets of paper labeled as follows: 1. Gatsby 2. Orwell 3. Night 4. Writing 5. Grammar

VIDEO Open to a new writer’s notebook page. As we watch this video, record some words or phrases that you think stand out to you as interesting, inspiring, thought-provoking, etc. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltun92DfnPY Shares…

WN RESPONSE Tell me a story about your own life that may be inspired or “triggered” by this video…write for 4-5 minutes… Childhood. A Caring Adult or Parent. A Nickname. A incident of bullying. Other?

LITERARY DEVICES Go around the room and get a definition of the thirteen terms from the posters. Simile, Metaphor, Onomatopoeia, Hyperbole, Alliteration, Personification, Irony, Imagery, Foreshadowing, Juxtaposition, Repetition, and Symbolism. JUST GET THE DEFINITIONS for THE MOMENT!

Add an example or two as we discuss! TERM REVIEW Add an example or two as we discuss! Simile Metaphor Onomatopoeia Hyperbole Alliteration Personification Irony Imagery Foreshadow Juxtaposition Repetition Characterization Symbolism

TERM REVIEW Comparing like or as: I am crazy like a fox. Simple, straight forward. Simile Metaphor Onomatopoeia Hyperbole Alliteration Personification Irony Imagery Foreshadow Juxtaposition Repetition Characterization Symbolism

TERM REVIEW Comparing WITHOUT using like or as: My Mom is a rock. More developed and intense. Simile Metaphor Onomatopoeia Hyperbole Alliteration Personification Irony Imagery Foreshadow Juxtaposition Repetition Characterization Symbolism

“Sound Words” Boom! Crash. Crackle. Sound and impact. TERM REVIEW Simile Metaphor Onomatopoeia Hyperbole Alliteration Personification Irony Imagery Foreshadow Juxtaposition Repetition Characterization Symbolism “Sound Words” Boom! Crash. Crackle. Sound and impact.

TERM REVIEW A dramatic, exaggerated statement Simile Metaphor Onomatopoeia Hyperbole Alliteration Personification Irony Imagery Foreshadow Juxtaposition Repetition Characterization Symbolism A dramatic, exaggerated statement This class takes forever! Used A LOT with teens.

TERM REVIEW Repeating same letter, sound in a series of words. She sells sea shells by the seashore! Used a lot with business, catchy! Simile Metaphor Onomatopoeia Hyperbole Alliteration Personification Irony Imagery Foreshadow Juxtaposition Repetition Characterization Symbolism

TERM REVIEW Giving something NOT human, human traits and qualities. My dog smiled at me when I got home. It can also include non-living things, like rain… Simile Metaphor Onomatopoeia Hyperbole Alliteration Personification Irony Imagery Foreshadow Juxtaposition Repetition Characterization Symbolism

TERM REVIEW Something turning out, not like you expected, twisted. Simile Metaphor Onomatopoeia Hyperbole Alliteration Personification Irony Imagery Foreshadow Juxtaposition Repetition Characterization Symbolism Something turning out, not like you expected, twisted. A fire truck on fire. Remember the song.

TERM REVIEW Create the image and using the five senses. The sun was warm on my skin. It was a hazy yellow and changed as the sun set to a beautiful orange and pink. Snapshots. Simile Metaphor Onomatopoeia Hyperbole Alliteration Personification Irony Imagery Foreshadow Juxtaposition Repetition Characterization Symbolism

TERM REVIEW Hints at what is to come: good and bad. The boy sees a black cat and then gets hit by a truck. Superstition sometimes, ever seen Final Destination? Simile Metaphor Onomatopoeia Hyperbole Alliteration Personification Irony Imagery Foreshadow Juxtaposition Repetition Characterization Symbolism

TERM REVIEW Two things put together for contrast. Simile Metaphor Onomatopoeia Hyperbole Alliteration Personification Irony Imagery Foreshadow Juxtaposition Repetition Characterization Symbolism Two things put together for contrast. A Greek god statue next to a modern painting. Occurs a lot, and can be ironic.

TERM REVIEW Repeating same phrase, word for impact. I fell. I was running and I tried to keep up. I fell. Like MLK’s speech… “I have a dream” Simile Metaphor Onomatopoeia Hyperbole Alliteration Personification Irony Imagery Foreshadow Juxtaposition Repetition Characterization Symbolism

TERM REVIEW A character (name or personality) that represents something else. Susy Sweets was the kind, sweet girl in the story who helps everyone out. Movie Mean Girls“Queen Bee” Simile Metaphor Onomatopoeia Hyperbole Alliteration Personification Irony Imagery Foreshadow Juxtaposition Repetition Characterization Symbolism

TERM REVIEW When an object has a deeper meaning or purpose Simile Metaphor Onomatopoeia Hyperbole Alliteration Personification Irony Imagery Foreshadow Juxtaposition Repetition Characterization Symbolism When an object has a deeper meaning or purpose Lord of the Flies—the shell, the glasses Symbols often include repetition.

REVISIT Go back through the poem, “To This Day” and label all of the literary devices you see… Group share: What literary device was your favorite and why?

MORE MENTOR SENTENCES Look through your silent reading book and try to find some sentences that use good literary devices… Record them in the chart like I did in my sample. Mix it up—don’t just look up all similes, or all repetition!

YOUR TURN/REVISIONS Write your own response to the poem… Some prompts you could choose are on page three at the end of the poem… Can you use any literary devices yourself?

CLOSING One thing I learned today was… Homework: