Edward wants this more than anything.
What is a family?
This group of words modifies the actions we take.
What is an adverb?
I'm so hungry I could eat an entire horse.
What is a hyperbole?
This method is how we pull meaning from an image.
What is STEQ?
The first hedge that Edward cut. Good thing this one wasn't hit by an asteroid.
What is a dinosaur?
George belongs to the same word group as Hawaii, which is not very proper...
What is a proper noun?
When it was time to clean up, my uncle ran out of the room as fast as a cheetah.
What is a simile?
The T in STEQ stands for...
What is Think?
Edward tries to sleep on this. Don't bring scissors to the pool.
What is a water bed?
This punctuation is used to separate to fully independent clauses.
What is a period?
The rain danced across the windshield of the car.
What is personification?
In this step of STEQ, we stop looking at the image.
What is E (Explore)?
This sweet dish was once considered the most elite food to bring to a party.
What is ambrosia salad?
This sentence goes on and on... but won't be winning any races.
What is a run-on sentence?
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers...
What is alliteration?
These two words are how I recommend starting a question.
What is Why/How?
It is said that Edward is a robot with a _____ for a heart.
What is a cookie?
This sentence stops so quickly, leaving little pieces behind.
What is a sentence fragment?
This device allows an object to represent an idea or feeling (ex. a rose represents love).
What is symbolism?
There are two types of body paragraphs you can write for a Visual Reflection.
What is a personal and a critical?