Figurative Language
Her pocketbook weighs a ton!
Hyperbole
Shows what's in common and what's different
Compare and Contrast
The strategy that we're using for reading passages.
High Five Strategy
The puppies is/are cute!
Are
These are added to the beginning of a base word. It changes the meaning of the word.
The race cars zipped by the fans.
Onomatopoeia
The author states an issue and gives ways to solve it.
Problem and Solution
The first step in the High Five strategy
Read title and think about it.
Everyone of us is/are happy to see you!
Is
B. Me and you should go to the movies!
Which one is correct?
A
My love is like the ocean, it flows on and on!
Metaphor
Steps are described in the order they occur.
Sequence
Second strategy in High Five strategy
Read questions and Highlight key words
Christmas come/comes once a year.
Comes
Rubber baby buggy bumpers is an example of this type of figurative language.
Alliteration
The trees stretched theirs arms to the heavens.
Personification
Explains the reason something happened and consequences.
Cause and Effect
Third step in High Five Strategy
Read the Passage!!
Conversing
How text is organized
Text Structure
Baby grand piano
Act Naturally
Adult child
Oxymoron
Stories are told in order of time.
Chronological
Fourth Step in the High Five Strategy
Underline and Number evidence
Irregardless/Regardless of how you feel, you should apologize.
Regardless
Fifth step in High Five Strategy
Slash the trash! (Get rid of info you don't need)