Grammar 1
Grammar 2
Anything Goes
Poetry
ELA
100

Names a person, place, thing, or idea

Noun / Common Noun

100

An action word

Verb

100

Words that describe a noun or pronoun. Answer these questions:
What kind? How many? Which one? How much?

Adjective

100

Words that have the same ending sounds


Daily Double: Do all poems have this?

Rhyme


No!

100

"to look"

-spec-

200

Words that modify verbs, adjectives, or adverbs. Answer the questions: Where? How? When? To what extent?

Adverbs

200

Names a specific person, place, thing, or idea.

Begins with a capital letter.

Proper Noun

200

Nouns that show ownership

Possessive noun

200

The "beat" or regular pattern of sounds

Rhythm

200

A piece of literary work that uses style, figurative language, and rhythm to express feelings and ideas

Poetry / A poem

300

Purpose is to add extra details to a sentence without changing the meaning

Nonrestrictive Elements

300

Words that have more than one definition

Multiple Meaning Words

300

Maintains the flow. Used when the nonrestrictive element is related to the topic. Signals readers to pause.

Commas
300

Using the same words or phrases over and over

Repetition 

300

Message or insight about life that is expressed in the literature and art of all cultures and time periods.

Universal theme

400

Links the subject to a noun or adjective in the predicate

Linking Verb

400

Break the flow of the sentence and force the focus. Used when the nonrestrictive element is not really related to the topic. Indicate a more sudden and stronger interruption in thought.

Dashes

400

Emphasizes the noun in a sentence and can be removed


Ex: I myself chose the paintbrush I wanted

Intensive pronoun

400

The "paragraph" in a poem

Stanza

400

The author provides details about a topic by describing characteristics.

Text Structure: Description

500

Less important detail that stands outside the main sentence. Used when the nonrestrictive element is slightly related to the topic. Suggest the information is even less important than the rest of the sentence.

Parentheses

500

Words that are made up of two or more other words

Compound Words

500

The author's choice of words. Can have denotative meaning or connotative meaning. Shows both tone and mood. An important part of a writer's style. 

In poetry, the poet will use different types, even within a single poem.

Diction

500

A type of poem that tells a story with characters, a plot, and often a setting - like a short tale written in verse

Narrative Poetry/Poem

500

Setting is authentic.Some characters are real, yet some are fictional. They act, speak, and live as if they were in a particular time period. Author's purpose is to entertain. Plot is based on real events mixed with fictional events. 

Historical Fiction

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