November 7 Sub Assignment

Monday Agenda 1. Warm-Up2. Poetry Introduction Activities3. Finished with EVERYTHING - read or work on work for another class. Monday Warm-Up Watch the video and respond to the Monday WU question below. What is the main message from the video? How can you apply this theme to your life? Use the sentence frames to format your answer.The main message of the video is _. I can apply this to my life by _. Poetry Introduction Video Watch the video and complete the activities that follow. Poetry vs. Drama Sort Poetry written in lines and stanzas may contain rhyming words or rhythms Drama written in acts and scenes uses stage directions and dialogue also known as plays written to be performed for audiences Both can have themes or life-lessons includes characters, settings, and plots can have figurative language phrases Elements of Poetry Video Poetry Term Matching rhyme words that have the same ending sound, usually at the end of a line rhythm (meter) the beat of the poem repetition words, phrases, or lines that are repeated, usually to show importance stanza a group of lines within a poem imagery words that paint a picture in the reader's mind line a group of words arranged in a row Fill in the blanks for each definition. Stanza - a group of lines that form a unit and are separated by a blank space; a verseRefrain - a repeated part of a poemRhyme Scheme - the pattern of rhymes at the ends of lines of a poem or stanza; represented with letters Example: (complete the rhyme scheme) Mary had a little lamb A It's fleece was white as snow B And everywhere that Mary went C The lamb was sure to go BSymbolism - in literature, one thing is used to represent another thingMood - the overall feeling created by a work of literature, heavily influenced by the setting Figurative Language Review Video Figurative Language Matching metaphor comparison of two things without using like or as simile comparison of two things using like or as personification giving human traits to something nonhuman hyperbole an extreme exaggeration imagery writing that appeals to the 5 senses onomatopoeia sound words like: boom or pow alliteration a string of words or phrases in which the words have the same first consonant sound Poetry Sort Sort the elements into their correct spaces. Elements of Poetry imagery stanza line meter pattern Not Elements of Poetry prose paragraph chapters Identify the following phrase: "She is as fast as a cheetah." simile metaphor Identify the following phrase: "My bed is a cloud, I would stay in it all day." simile metaphor Identify the following phrase: "I swear my cousin is a turtle, she moves so slow in the morning." simile metaphor Identify the following phrase: "The trees danced in the wind." personification hyperbole Identify the following phrase: "I'm so hungry I could eat a horse." personification hyperbole Identify the following phrase: "It's raining cats and dogs." personification hyperbole To mark a word click its first letter then click its last. PERSONIFICATION SYMBOLISM HYPERBOLE IMAGERY SIMILE STANZA POETRY RHYTHM RHYME MOOD LINE TONE