Imagery
What are the 5 senses?
Sight, smell, touch, taste, hear
What are the 6 types of figurative language?
1. Simile
2. Metaphor
3. Personification
4. Hyperbole
5. Onomatopoeia
6. Alliteration
Correct the following sentence (1 error):
i feel ready for finals.
(capitalize 'I')
True of False: Plagiarism is allowed.
False
True or False: You have an IEP.
True
Change the following sentence to add some imagery:
It is hot outside.
Answers may vary.
Heinrich's example: I can feel the sun's heat against my skin.
Choose the type of figurative language that the following sentence uses:
The room is as dark as night.
Simile
(uses "as")
Correct the following sentence (2 errors):
she went to the store to buy some milk
Correction: She went to the store to buy some milk.
(capitalize 'She' and add end punctuation)
Answers my vary.
Plagiarism is using someone else's information and presenting it as your own.
What does IEP stand for?
Individualized
Education
Plan/program
Change the following sentence to add some imagery:
Sitting at the restaurant made me hungry.
Answers my vary.
Ms. Heinrich's example: As I sat at the restaurant, the smell of pancakes and syrup engulfed the air, making me hungry.
Choose the type of figurative language that the following sentence uses:
The lightening danced across the sky.
Personification
(giving human-like qualities to something non-human; "danced")
Correct the following sentence (3 errors):
To be honest should i really care.
Correction: To be honest, should I really care?
(Comma after honest, capitalize 'I,' end punctuation)
True or false: All of the following need citations if you use information that isn't yours:
Essays
Paragraphs
Slides
Presentation
Posters
True
Name a teacher here at Leyden that is a case manager.
*Remember, you will need to know your case manager for the final!
Change the following sentence to add some imagery:
I walked at the beach.
Answers my vary.
Ms. Heinrich's example: As I walked through the beach, I could feel the sand between my toes and smell the salty water.
Choose the type of figurative language that the following sentence uses:
I have a million things to do today.
Hyperbole
(over exaggeration, "million")
Correct the following sentence (4 errors):
in conclusion i believe that school uniforms should be required
Correction: In conclusion, I believe that school uniforms should be required.
(Capitalize 'In,' comma after conclusion, capitalize 'I,' end punctuation)
What are the two times you do not need to cite information?
1. Common Knowledge
2. When you use your own ideas/thoughts
In your own words, what does the term 'self-advocacy' mean?
Answers may vary.
Being your own advocate, sticking up for what you need.
Explain the importance of imagery.
Imagery enhances the reader's experience, makes them feel like they are experiencing what they are reading about.
Choose the type of figurative language that the following sentence uses:
We roasted marshmallows over the crackling fire.
Onomatopoeia
(noises, "crackling")
Correct the following sentence (5 errors):
ms. Heinrich my teacher yelled your final is this week
Correction: Ms. Heinrich, my teacher, yelled, "your final is this week!"
(Capitalize 'Ms.', commas around 'my teacher,' comma after yelled, quotations around 'your final is this week', end punctuation)
What two things do you need when adding another person's information into your work?
1. Quotations around their words
2. Citation/Name of Author
Name two important parts of your IEP.
Accommodations
Classes/settings
Disability(s)
Related Services
Goals